Debina Bonerjee and Gurmeet Choudhary get married againFarman Haider is all praise for the script of Rakshabandhan

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Updated At : 12:28 PM Oct 06, 2021 IST

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Farman Haider’s character Samar is going to be charming and create a lot more drama in Yash and Mamta Patnaik’s Rakshabandhan… Rasal Apne Bhai Ki Dhal. The show that explores the brother-sister bond has now taken a 15-year leap. The actor says, “Samar is a handsome hunk now, who is quite dominating and gets whatever he wants. I would like to reveal that the real game in the story starts now.”

Farman reveals that the audience will enjoy the overdose of love and drama in this season of the show. “Love, quarrels, chemistry between couples etc will be more this time. That’s all you are going to see now on Rakshabandhan. To really understand the character better, you will have to watch the show. The narrative is at an interesting phase now,” concludes the actor.

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