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Rashmi Sharma to launch her next soap on Colors

Buzz has it that well-known film and television producer Rashmi Sharma is gearing up to launch her new show on Colors. Though all details about the brand-new show are being kept under the wraps, some sources inform that the upcoming series will be a multi-starrer as it tells the story of a few families.

The latest update on the show is that popular actors Yash Tonk and Mitali Nag have been roped in to play important characters in it. Besides Yash and Mitali, child artiste Affan Khan of Pehredaar Piya Ki fame is said to be cast to play the child lead on the show. Yes, after Pehredaar Piya Ki, Affan will play the child lead in yet another show. Vaishali Thakkar of Uttaran fame is also a part of the cast.


Spilling some more beans on the show, a source says, “The Gujarati family in the show will comprise of Yash and Mitali’s characters playing a couple. Affan will play one the lead kids while Vaishali has been roped in to play the sister of Tonk’s character.”

The show is expected to be officially announced soon.

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  • Anita Rani has launched new podcast Sisters of Defiance exploring identity and social expectations
  • Dame Meera Syal features in the first episode discussing representation, divorce and British Asian life
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Anita Rani opens a new chapter centred on women who broke the rules

Broadcaster Anita Rani is moving beyond traditional interviews with the launch of Sisters of Defiance, a podcast focused on women who challenged expectations and carved out their own paths.

The series opens with Dame Meera Syal, one of the most influential British Asian writers and performers, in a conversation that blends deeply personal stories with wider discussions around identity, culture and representation. The podcast forms part of Rani’s newly launched production company and is filmed from her home studio, with episodes also available in video format.

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