Confessions of a conman

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Updated At : 01:23 PM Apr 16, 2020 IST

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With some of the favourite shows returning to TV screens, viewers can also spend some family time laughing over the new, rib-tickling Star Plus sitcom, Maharaj Ki Jai Ho.

Featuring actor Satyajeet Dubey in the lead, the show will tickle your funny bone while giving you a glimpse of life during the era of Mahabharata.

Satyajeet shared, “Maharaj Ki Jai Ho is a unique narrative that offers the flavour of comedy along with elements of time travel. This sitcom, stretched over 50 episodes, is among the most exciting ventures in my career as I get to try my hand at an all-out comedy show that is fresh, edgy and one that showcases my talent as a conman in 2020. I urge viewers to watch the Star Plus show on Disney Hotstar.”

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