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Now, a game on Happu Singh!

&TV’s Happu Ki Ultan Paltan narrates the escapades of Daroga Happu Singh, played by Yogesh Tripathi. The funny potbellied Happu Singh, with his incredible comic timing, Kanpuria quirks and dialect, has made viewers laugh like none other, making him a...

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Updated At : 01:47 PM Jul 29, 2021 IST

&TV’s Happu Ki Ultan Paltan narrates the escapades of Daroga Happu Singh, played by Yogesh Tripathi. The funny potbellied Happu Singh, with his incredible comic timing, Kanpuria quirks and dialect, has made viewers laugh like none other, making him a favourite with the audience. Now, the viewers have another reason to rejoice with the launch of the game Happu Ki Nikali Savaari, conceptualised and released by Optimi ZEE.

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