Lockdown Ki Love Story
Indian television series
Lockdown Ki Love Story (transl. A Lockdown Love Story) is an Indian television drama series that aired from 31 August 2020 to 23 January 2021 on Star Plus. Produced by Rashmi Sharma under Rashmi Sharma Telefilms, it starred Sana Sayyad and Mohit Malik.
Plot
Set in Mughalsarai, the series follows the love story of Dhruv and Sonam who are forced to share a house with their respective families; due to the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown.
Dhruv's mother, Nutan and his aunt, Sheetal oppose their relationship; due to Sonam's modern ways while her father, Pratap finds Dhruv's family very backward in their thinking. The main supporters of the union are Sonam's mother, Subhadra and Dhruv's father, Shashikant. Despite Nutan, Sheetal and Pratap's numerous plots, the wedding of Dhruv and Sonam was still on. Nutan, Sheetal, Pratap and Tanu collaborate to stop their wedding. Their plan is to get Dhruv to marry his childhood friend, Milky; who has always had a crush on Dhruv. Milky persuades Sonam to go to her mother to do bridal makeup while she impersonates Sonam as the bride.
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