Q. What new can we expect in Taaza Khabar 2?
Season 2 is bigger than Season 1. I also feel it is better. One was light and we were trying to get audiences acquainted with the universe. But in two, there's lots more happening and Jaaved Jaaferi is in it playing an antagonist. For me, he is a childhood icon, so it was great fun working with him.
Q. Your first show Dhindora was quite loved.
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