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Sahil Uppal turns baddie for Colors’ Laado 2

Well, if you have been missing television actor Sahil Uppal since his cameo role in the ZEE TV show Jeet Gayi Toh Piya More, here is an exciting piece of news for all of you. The charming actor has reportedly been roped in to play a negative character in Colors’ on-going popular soap Laado 2.

Produced by Dhawal Gada, Laado 2 has seen a lot of exists in the past few weeks with many popular actors leaving the show one after another. That development has definitely hit the TRP of the show and hence the channel is now planning a complete overhaul. By taking Uppal onboard, the makers hope that the show will get back on track soon.


Laado 2 will go through a revamp post which only a few main characters will be retained along with the lead Anushka played by Avika Gor. Sahil Uppal has been cast for the main negative’s role in the new family to enter,” reveals a well-placed source.

Laado 2 will mark Sahil Uppal’s return to Colors after Ek Shringaar-Swabhiman which ended its run in September last year.

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