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TV hunk Nitin Goswami bags his next?

Television heartthrob Nitin Goswami, who rose to instant fame after playing the male lead on the popular &TV show Siddhi Vinayak, has been missing from the scene ever since his last show ended its run on the channel.

If you happen to be a fan of the actor, who is a big fitness freak, we have an exciting piece of news for you. Fans, who missed him all this while, will get to see the actor on the small screen once again. According to reports, the handsome hunk has bagged a television show.


Reportedly, Nitin Goswami has been signed on to play an important role in an ongoing show called Gathbandhan. Produced by Jay Mehta Productions, the show airs on one of the leading general entertainment channels, Colors.

According to reports, Nitin will be seen as the lead antagonist on the show. The actor will play the character of a senior officer who is hell-bent on giving a tough time to the female lead of the show.

Gathbandhan is headlined by Shruti Sharma and Abrar Qazi in the lead roles. It started its run on 15th January 2019 and has been doing pretty well on TRP charts.

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