Shruti Bhist
Exclusive: Simron Upadhyay joins the cast of Peninsula Pictures’ Colors show Pari Mahal
Actress Simron Upadhyay who was seen in Zee TV's Rabb Se Hai Dua, Rang Jau Tere Rang Main etc, has joined the cast of Peninsula Pictures' upcoming show for Colors. Titled 'Pari Mahal', the supernatural thriller show has an intriguing story based out in Kolkata. As we know, Alind Srivastava and Nissar Parvez along with Piyush Gupta are also working on a Zee TV historical titled Rambhakt Tulsidas. We at IWMBuzz.com were the first to report exclusively about Mishri fame Shruti Bhist and noted Bengali actor Arjun Chakraborty playing the leads in this supernatural. We also wrote about sea | Click Here...
Exclusive: Narayani Shastri joins the cast of Peninsula Pictures’ next for Colors
Producers Alind Srivastava and Nissar Parvez' banner, Peninsula Pictures will soon come up with a supernatural thriller show for Colors. This show will be placed at the late-night programming slot. As we know, Piyush Gupta, Alind Srivastava and Nissar Parvez' Raindance Entertainment are all set to launch the historical show on the life and journey of Tulsidas, the renowned poet on Zee TV. The show titled Rambhakt Tulsidas will have child actor Naman Ratan playing the titular role of Tulsidas. Tarun Khanna, Rati Pandey and Amit Pachori will be in the prime cast. Getting back to Penins | Click Here...
Exclusive: Shruti Bhist and Bengali actor Arjun Chakrabarty to play leads in Peninsula Pictures’ next for Colors
Producers Alind Srivastava and Nissar Parvez, are all set to launch the historical show on the life and journey of Tulsidas, the renowned poet. The show titled Rambhakt Tulsidas will be produced by Piyush Gupta, Alind Srivastava and Nissar Parvez' Raindance Entertainment. The show will have child actor Naman Ratan playing the titular role of Tulsidas. Tarun Khanna, Rati Pandey and Amit Pachori will be in the prime cast. Peninsula Pictures is also working on a supernatural thriller for Colors, a genre where they have made many successful shows. This show is said to be for the late-nig | Click Here...