Bros for life

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Updated At : 06:02 PM Dec 04, 2019 IST

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Kundali Bhagya, Zee TV’s popular fiction drama, has been doing very well with its interesting storyline. Dheeraj Dhoopar as Karan and Shraddha Arya as Preeta have become popular and their chemistry is something to watch out for! The reel-life couple shares a beautiful bond off-screen.

In fact, they keep giving us major friendship goals. The duo indulges in bromance, not romance, through their social media posts every now and then. Preeta in a red lehenga and the dapper Karan, sporting a black jacket, are turning up the heat this winter. They call each other ‘bros for life’.

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