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Karan Wahi and Niyati Fatnani to star in Channa Mereya

Star Bharat is all set to bring a new fiction series, titled Channa Mereya, in which the makers have roped in actors Karan Wahi and Niyati Fatnani to play the lead roles. With a star-studded cast, Channa Mereya is sure...

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Updated At : 01:23 PM Jun 16, 2022 IST

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Star Bharat is all set to bring a new fiction series, titled Channa Mereya, in which the makers have roped in actors Karan Wahi and Niyati Fatnani to play the lead roles. With a star-studded cast, Channa Mereya is sure to capture the attention of the viewers.

Talking about the show, Karan said, “I am thrilled that I am making a comeback on TV with Star Bharat’s upcoming fiction show Channa Mereya and will be seen playing the character of Aditya. Aditya is a chef who aspires to be the best in the country. I am sure the audience will like the concept and will connect with my character.”

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