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Kingkini cast opposite Harsh Rajput in Star Plus’ Nazar

Nazar, one of the most popular shows on Star Plus, never leaves any chance to surprise the audience. The show keeps introducing several twists and turns to keep the viewers hooked to their television screens.

Produced by Gul Khan’s 4 Lions Films, Nazar is now gearing up to drop a series of twists in the coming episodes. We hear that actor Harsh Rajput, who plays protagonist Ansh on the popular show, will soon be seen in a double role.


The makers are going to introduce the look-alike of Ansh as his twin brother. He will be the son of Mohana (Monalisa). The look-alike will have a wife too. Now the question arises who is going to play his wife on the show?

According to reports, model-turned-actress Kingkini Bhattacharya has been roped in to play the said part in Nazar. This will not be the first supernatural series for Kingkini as she has also done Ekta Kapoor’s Qayamat Ki Raat.

“Kingkini will play the wife of the look-alike of Ansh who will enter. The couple will have a small kid is what we have learned,” a source close to the development reveals to a popular entertainment portal.

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