Actor Barun Sobti says he was eager to work on a light-hearted series like Raat Jawaan Hai that would give audiences a break from the abundance of intense dramas currently dominating the streaming landscape.
The comedy-drama follows three friends, Avinash (Barun), Radhika (Anjali Anand), and Suman (Priya Bapat), as they navigate the often hilarious and chaotic world of parenting while juggling their individuality and relationships.
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