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Chetan Hansraj to try his hand at comedy!

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By Mohnish SinghNov 15, 2017
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Talented television actor Chetan Hansraj needs no introduction! The tall and handsome man started his acting career with a positive role in Ekta Kapoor’sKkusum and went on to appear in a number of popular shows, mostly made by Balaji Telefilms.

Though the actor has played a diverse range of characters in his acting career so far, we have never seen him in a comic role. But if latest reports are to be believed, Chetan is all set to try his hand at comedy also.

Yes, you heard that right! The actor, who was last seen in the historical show Chandra Nandni as Malayketu, is all set to play a pivotal cameo role in SAB TV's new show Partners. Though his role in the show is going to be a brief one, it will have comic shades to it.

The upcoming SAB TV show Partners marks the debut of veteran actor Johny Lever in the fiction space. He has previously hosted and judged comedy shows on television. The actor will be seen a double role that of a police commissioner and his own informer.

Besides Johny Lever, Partners also features Kiku Sharda and Vipul Roy in pivotal roles.

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