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Namik Paul and Tanisha Mehta come together for 'Lag Ja Gale'

Zee TV is set to introduce a new show, Lag Ja Gale, which is a story of an unlikely couple brought together by the most unusual circumstances and family dynamics. Set in Delhi, it follows the journey of Shiv, an...

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Updated At : 02:51 PM Feb 01, 2023 IST

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Zee TV is set to introduce a new show, Lag Ja Gale, which is a story of an unlikely couple brought together by the most unusual circumstances and family dynamics. Set in Delhi, it follows the journey of Shiv, an affluent, self-made young hotelier, and Ishani, who juggles multiple odd jobs as the sole bread-winner for her middle-class family. Namik Paul and Tanisha Mehta will essay the lead roles.

13101439CD _PIC_ TELEVISION STORY 4 _ TANISHA MEHTA.JPEG — Tanisha Mehta

Namik says, “I can’t wait to bring this character to life.” Tanisha adds, “Ishani is very hard-working and ambitious. All of us have worked hard to do justice to each character. Hope the viewers love our show.”

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