‘Tabuo Khetra Prem’: Aisha-Parth on Valentine’s Day!
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Published: 05:19 18 January 2025
Popular actors of this generation, Parth Sheikh and Aisha Khan. They have already won the hearts of the audience in several dramas they have acted in. This time, they are pairing up in a new drama on Valentine’s Day. The drama is called ‘Tabuo Khetra Prem’, where they play the two main characters.
The story and screenplay of the drama is written by Ahmed Taukir, and it is directed by Maksudur Rahman Vishal. The drama is made on a sad-romantic theme, which will make the audience emotional. Its shooting has been completed recently and it is ready to be broadcast as a special gift for Valentine’s Day.
The drama ‘Tabuo Khetra Prem’ is expected to unveil a new side of the drama industry, where Parth and Aisha will once again win the hearts of the audience through their extraordinary performances.
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