Popular television show, 'Taarak Mehta Ka Oolta Chashmah' has been airing on screen for the past 13 years. However, while all the actors of the show have garnered love and praise by the audience, Disha Vakani, aka, 'Dayaben' has earned a special place in the audience’s heart.
While many fans are eagerly waiting for the actress's return, speculations are rife that another old character is set to make its comeback to the show.
And if reports (Koimoi.com) are anything to go by, then the popular old character of 'Rita Reporter' played by Priya Ahuja is set to return back to enthral the audience on screen! These reports started to make the rounds after the director of the show and Priya's husband in real life, Malav Rajda, shared a series of pictures on his Instagram.
In the picture carousel, the two are seen discussing something on the set. Sharing the picture, the show's director showed his humorous side and teased the idea of Priya being back on sets as the much popular character of 'Rita Reporter'. If these reports are true, then the fans of 'Taarak Mehta Ka Oolta Chashmah' are in for a joyride in the coming days!
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Between December last and January 1st week, 2 in every 10 samples sequenced were Omicron, by mid-Jan, nearly 6 (5.8) in every 10 genomes sequenced confirm Omicron variant
The State saw 35 deaths in the last 24 days. 26 percent of fatalities have no co-morbidity condition. 54 percent deaths in 60-plus years. A total of 389 patients have been undergoing treatment in the ICUs across districts in the State
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