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Eros Now, having expanded its content strategy earlier with the launch of Eros Now Quickie, is all set to stream the second edition of its much-loved mini-series Date Gone Wrong. Directed by Karan Rawal and starring Abhishek Sharma and Bhakti...

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Updated At : 01:39 PM Jul 01, 2020 IST

Eros Now, having expanded its content strategy earlier with the launch of Eros Now Quickie, is all set to stream the second edition of its much-loved mini-series Date Gone Wrong. Directed by Karan Rawal and starring Abhishek Sharma and Bhakti Maniar, the mini-series will entertain audiences with a unique take on virtual dating.

Speaking about the show, Karan said, “Date Gone Wrong 2 is a series about singles who are searching for love amid the lockdown. I am hopeful that audiences will shower the same amount of love that they did on the first season of this series.”

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