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Colors to launch a horror show on weekend

Mohnish Singh
By Mohnish SinghMay 19, 2018
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Colors is known for experimenting with different themes and genres. After announcing the next season of its highly popular supernatural show, Naagin, the premier entertainment channel is now planning to launch a new horror series. Titled Khauff, the show will hit airwaves on weekend.

“Colors will soon launch a new horror show Khauff which will be produced by Contiloe Production. It will air on Saturday and Sunday,” a well-placed source reveals to a popular entertainment portal.

According to the source, the first episode of the series will feature Ashish Dixit. The actor was last seen in the Zee TV show Dil Dhoondta Hai.

The channel is yet to announce the on-air date of the show.

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