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Sargun Kaur Luthra bags a Colors’ show?

On one hand, Colors is busy pulling the plug on one show after the other. On the other hand, it is also bankrolling several new soap operas which will be hitting the small screen in the coming months.

After raising the curtain on Vish and Bahu Begam, Colors is now gearing up to launch yet another show, which is being produced by well-known television producer Ranjan Shahi under the banner of Director's Kut.


Talking about the star cast, the makers are tight-lipped on the same. However, if some industry insiders are to be believed, Ranjan Shahi has roped in actress Sargun Kaur Luthra to play the female lead on the untitled show.

Sargun Kaur Luthra was last seen on supernatural series Tantra. Interestingly, Tantra also aired on Colors. However, the show was axed within months of its launch as it failed to garner enough numbers for its survival.

More details on Ranjan Shahi’s new offering are awaited.

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