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‘Om-Parvati’ pair is returning to TV after 24 years, but this time in ‘Tulsi’s’ house! Ekta Kapoor’s biggest surprise

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Remember those times when the whole family used to sit in front of the TV as soon as it was night? When the title track of ‘Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi’ used to play and Tulsi’s troubles became our own? There was another couple from the same golden era, who made their place in every household – Om and Parvati of ‘Kahani Ghar Ghar Ki’.

If you also miss that era, then fasten your seat belts, because something is going to happen in the history of Indian television, which no one had even imagined.

‘Om-Parvati’ to enter ‘Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2’!

If reports are to be believed, Ekta Kapoor will be returning from her most iconic show. ‘Because mother-in-law was also daughter-in-law once’ Is bringing the second season of. But this time there is a twist in the story which has shocked everyone. This show is going to see the entry of none other than TV’s most favorite and ideal couple, Om and Parvati.

This news is also surprising because Om and Parvati were not part of ‘Kyunki…’ but ‘Kahani Ghar Ghar Ki’. This will be the first time when the two biggest and rival show characters will be seen together in the same story. This is such a masterstroke by Ekta Kapoor, which can create a new history in the world of TV.

Who will become the new Om and Parvati?

Although the names of the new artists have not been officially announced yet, this news has increased the heartbeats of the fans. Everyone is desperate to know who will be the lucky actors who will get a chance to relive these historical characters played by Kiran Karmarkar and Sakshi Tanwar on screen.

It will be really interesting to see what turn the story takes when ‘Om’ and ‘Parvati’ enter the story of ‘Tulsi’ and ‘Mihir’. Will it be a crossover? Or an entirely new story, using only the names of the old characters?

Whatever may be the case, one thing is certain – Ekta Kapoor has given such a surprise to the TV fans, the wait for which is now becoming difficult.

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