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&TV confirms the launch date for its new series Main Bhi Ardhangini

&TV is set to launch a new daily soap titled Main Bhi Ardhangini. Produced by Essel Vision, the show stars Avinash Sachdev, Anjali Priya and Aditi Rawat in lead roles. It will hit the airwaves on 21st January, 2019.

According to reports, Main Bhi Ardhangini is set to replace the popular show, Siddhivinayak, starring Nitin Goswami and Farnaz Shetty in pivotal roles. Siddhivinayak will beam its final episode on 18th January and Main Bhi Ardhangini will begin its journey on 21st January on the same time slot.


Besides Avinash Sachdev, Anjali Priya and Aditi Rawat, Main Bhi Ardhangini also stars extremely talented Deepshika Nagpal in a significant role. Pratibha Goregaonkar and Diksha Dhami have also been roped in to play important roles in the show.

Main Bhi Ardhangini tells the story of a wife and her unconditional love towards her husband, Madhav. Madhav was earlier married to Chitra who is now dead. However, her spirit keeps hovering around her husband just to ensure that he does not get into any danger.

The show is the official remake of a hit Tamil show, Yaaradi Nee Mohini.

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