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Aditya Redij set to return on TV with Bawara Dil

Bringing forth an uncommon tale of Siddhi and Shiva, filled with love and hatred, will be Colors’ upcoming love story Bawara Dil. Back on television after a brief hiatus will be actor Aditya Redij, who will essay the character of...

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Updated At : 01:14 PM Jan 15, 2021 IST

Bringing forth an uncommon tale of Siddhi and Shiva, filled with love and hatred, will be Colors’ upcoming love story Bawara Dil. Back on television after a brief hiatus will be actor Aditya Redij, who will essay the character of Shiva Lashkare.

Says Aditya, “I am super-excited for my new show, especially because I’ve been waiting to play a character like Shiva, who is a 26-year-old rebellious, self-made, man. One who looks tough from the outside, but has a child inside him. I hope the audience will like it.”

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