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Paresh Rawal set to launch his next show on Star Plus

Veteran Bollywood actor Paresh Rawal, who was last seen in the comic-caper Patel Ki Punjabi Shaadi, is all set to launch his upcoming show on the leading General Entertainment Channel, Star Plus. To be produced under the banner of Playtime Creationn, which is co-owned by Hemal Thakkkar and Paresh Rawal, the new show is said to be based on the concept of how good triumphs over evil.

Though nothing much has been revealed about the cast of the forthcoming show, a close source reveals that popular television actor Kunal Verma, who started his acting career with Ekta Kapoor’s Tujh Sang Preet Lagai Sajna in 2008, has been cast to play a pivotal role in the show.


“Kunal Verma, who was last seen in Dil Se Dil Tak on Colors, has been roped in for the show. The pilot for the show has already been shot,” says the source.

Playtime Creationn has produced some path-breaking shows in the past, including Laagi Tujhse Lagan, Mrs. Pammi Pyarelal, Teen Bahuraniyaan and Shubh Mangal Savdhaan. It will be the first time when the production house will do a show for Star Plus.

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  • Ador terminates contract with 20-year-old Danielle Marsh while Minji's return remains uncertain.
  • Record label sues Danielle, family member and ex-CEO Min Hee-jin for $32m damages.
  • Global eighth-biggest selling act faces potential breakup following year-long feud with parent company Hybe.

Chart-topping K-pop group NewJeans is losing member Danielle Marsh after record label Ador announced it had terminated the 20-year-old's contract, marking another dramatic twist in the band's bitter year-long dispute.

Ador revealed on Monday it would end its agreement with Danielle, leaving the five-member group's future uncertain.

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