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Aditya Rannvijay is back in Baalveer Returns

Sony Sab’s fantasy show Baalveer Returns is set to take an exciting turn as superhero Baalveer is on yet another mission to save Vivaan and entire Bharat Nagar from Ray. Accompanying Ray is Bhaymar, played by actor Aditya Rannvijay, who...

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Updated At : 12:11 PM Dec 17, 2020 IST

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Sony Sab’s fantasy show Baalveer Returns is set to take an exciting turn as superhero Baalveer is on yet another mission to save Vivaan and entire Bharat Nagar from Ray. Accompanying Ray is Bhaymar, played by actor Aditya Rannvijay, who has now returned to the show.

Aditya says, “It is always a lot of fun being here on the sets of Baalveer Returns. I am thrilled to be back and perform with such a great team. This time, Bhaymar has joined forces with Ray to end Baalveer and Vivaan’s lives. It is going to be very interesting for the viewers to watch all the twists and turns his entry brings.”

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