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Eisha Singh to make a comeback on Ishq Subhan Allah

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 02:20 PM Jul 21, 2020 IST

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Zee TV’s Ishq Subhan Allah will see the return of Zara Siddiqui, which was essayed by Eisha Singh. Season 1 of the show had ended with a twist when Zara (Eisha Singh) was assumed dead after she fell off a cliff.

However, in a fresh twist, Eisha will return in a new avatar and leave everyone stunned! Speaking about it, an excited Eisha said, “I left because of certain personal commitments. It is such a delight to return as Zara. It’s like coming back home considering Ishq Subhan Allah is my second show with Zee TV and the entire cast and crew are like a family. I share quite a close bond with all of them and my co-star Adnan Khan.”

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