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Bobby Deol’s Aashram S3 to premiere in June

Bobby Deol’s Aashram S3 to premiere in June

Directed by award-winning filmmaker Prakash Jha, season three of the successful streaming show Aashram will start streaming on June 3, 2022, on MX Player, the streamer announced on Friday.  

The show features actor Bobby Deol in the lead role of Baba Nirala. It also stars Aaditi Pohankar, Chandan Roy Sanyal, Darshan Kumaar, Anupria Goenka, Adhyayan Suman, and Tridha Choudhury in important roles.


Talking about the new season, Bobby Deol in a statement said that the filmmaker’s vision made him sign the show again. “The character keeps evolving in each season and its shades in Season 3 are one that’s going to keep viewers at the edge of their seats. The show is one of the most-watched shows on OTT and the due credit goes to Prakashji’s compelling story, wide reach of the streaming platform, and the hard work of the entire team working on it. Aashram is a powerful and captivating series which has given me the experience of a lifetime.”

Last year in October, Bajrang Dal activists had allegedly ransacked the set of the series and also threw ink on Jha, accusing him of portraying Hindus wrongly.

Sharing the trailer of Aashram 3, Bobby Deol posted on Instagram, “SEASON 3 TRAILER IS HERE! Ek Badnaam… Aashram Season 3 releases 3rd June on @mxplayer.”

According to the streamer, the upcoming season focuses on the "megalomaniac Baba, who continues to bend every rule to suit himself and has become a power-hungry adversary.”

Starting June 3, Aashram 3 will stream on MX Player.

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