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First Night Sleep Tight – A Hungama Original | Official Trailer
First Night Sleep Tight, Hungama Play’s first original show in Bhojpuri, is a comedy about Bisan Kumar and his wife, Rekha Rani, and their hilarious attempts to consummate their marriage while navigating an extremely relatable busy household of small-town India. A pehelwaan in U.P., Bisan is excited to get married. Though a match made by his father, he can’t wait to start his shaadishuda jeevan with his beautiful wife, Rekha Rani. But, there is only one hitch. They are always surrounded by their extended family, making it near impossible for them to consummate their marriage. While a nosy Bua keeps interrupting them on their wedding night, far-flung rishtedaar keeps dropping in unannounced on days following the wedding. Even his plan to spend a night with his wife in a hotel goes awry and lands them in police custody. On the advice of his friend, he plans a honeymoon but Rani in all her innocence invites her brother for the trip! Will Bisan and Rekha ever find a few moments alone? Or are they destined to remain celibate despite being married? You are cordially invited to witness the most anokhi and amusing shaadi of the year! First Night Sleep Tight is produced by Dilip Sood Films, directed by Disha Pundir and Shivani Thakur, and stars Lokesh Pandit, Anchal Kohli, Ravi Chandel and Himanshu Naria in key roles. The show will be available to stream on Hungama Play and partner from 25th May 2021. Follow us on - Facebook - facebook.com/HungamaPlayAPP Instagram - instagram.com/hungama_play/ Twitter - twitter.com/Hungama_Play Sharechat - https://ift.tt/2QToA6v


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