Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya 3 Episode 14 20th February 2015 starring Chandni Bhagwanani & Shantanu Maheshwari – Promo

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The story is about youngsters Rahul and Teena. Both are completely opposite of each other but share a similarity of life truth as they are battling an illness – Cancer. Rahul learnt to be happy about life and be optimistic from Teena and after their chance meet-up bonding and friendship became much stronger. He wishes to keep Teena happy and have developed some feelings for her which was also true from her side. She tells him about the value of love and suggests its important to be in love rather than just staying together. He gets much motivation from her and their love story hinges upon life expectancy and fate.

Moreover, life throws some challenges at them with their health condition deteriorating further and even Teena going through serious health condition. How they got introduced in their first chance meeting ? What were those common elements that brought them together in sharing pain, and feeling it with love ? Whether their love story have a happy ending or fate has decided something else ? The character of Rahul echoes similarity with that of Aman from SRK’s movie Kal Ho Na Ho while the plot shares similarity with Hollywood movie’s The Fault in Our Stars [TFIOS]. Stay tuned to PTKK this Friday @ 7 PM on Zing TV.

Info on Cast: 
* Rahul is portrayed by actor Shantanu Maheshwari
– Born on March 7, 1991 in Kolkata, India
– Shantanu worked in Channel V’s Dil Dosti Dance – D3 and well-known for the role of Swayam [201-2015].

* Teena is portrayed by actress Chandni Bhagwanani
– Chandni was born in 1993 and made her debut with Ad commercial at the age of 7.  Working on her Bachelor of Mass Media (BMM) degree.
– Well known for portraying Amita in Sony TV’s Amita ka Amit [2013-2014], Anjali in Channel V’s Jhalli Anjali Ke Tootey Dil Ki Amazing Story [2014] and as Dimple Sood in Channel V’s P.S. I Hate You [2014].
– Worked in Zee TV’s Kohi Apna Sa [2001-2003], Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi as Bavri Chirag Virani [2000–2008], Star Plus’ Tere Liye as Paromita [2010-2011]. Chandni’s Twitter page

 

Click here to read this Episode Written Update [20th February 2015]

 

Image credit: Twitter page of Chandni.

Promo:
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