Make way for the Bhallas

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Updated At : 02:05 PM May 14, 2020 IST

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Zee5 has announced a brand new show, titled Bhalla Calling Bhalla. It is about an upper middle class Punjabi family based in Gurugram. Though the Bhallas seem normal, they are dysfunctional in their own way. The 12-episode show is a lockdown special series shot from the safety of the actors’ homes. Each episode is of the duration of 7-8 minutes. The show stars Lubna Salim as Mrs Lovely Bhalla, Rajesh Kumar as Mr Bhalla, Leenesh Matoo as Sahil Bhalla, Gracy Goswami as Lisa aka Arundhati Bhalla and Gaurav Gera as Gaurav Singh.

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