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Is Jennifer Winget gearing up for her digital debut?

Known for such successful Hindi shows as Dill Mill Gayye, Saraswatichandra and Beyhadh, Jennifer Winget is one of the highest paid actresses on Indian television.

She was last seen in Bepannaah, which beamed its last episode in November 2018. Ever since the Cinevistaas Limited produced show ended its run on Colors, fans have been waiting to know what the actress is doing next.


Though Jennifer is yet to announce her next show, speculations are rife that she will soon return with the second season of her popular thriller series, Beyhadh. Indian television circle is also buzzing with rumours that the actress is also in talks with Ekta Kapoor’s ALTBalaji for a digital series.

Tentatively titled Code M, the web-series is a courtroom drama which also stars Rajat Kapoor in a pivotal role. If Jennifer is indeed a part of the series, it will mark her digital debut. The makers are planning to start rolling soon.

An official announcement is awaited.

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