Rivals on screen, BFF off screen

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Updated At : 01:18 PM Jul 15, 2020 IST

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Star Plus’ popular show Yeh Rishtey Hai Pyaar Ke is a love story that revolves around Abir (Shaheer Sheikh) and Mishti (Rhea Sharma). Now, Ruslaan Mumtaz will be making an entry in the show, adding interesting twists. Ruslaan and Shaheer have known each other for almost 11 years now. Ruslaan says, “I remember our random trips and staying over at each other’s house. Due to our careers, we lost touch, but we have got the chance to re-connect. While on-screen we will be rivals, in real life it’s a reunion of our friendship.”

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