टीवी शो Just Mohabbat का ये चाइल्ड एक्टर अब हो गया है बेहद हैंडसम - Master Harsh Lunia

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Do you remember the 90's TV serial Just Mohabbat in which a small child played the role of Jai, now that child has grown and has changed a lot, see before and now pictures.


One of the best and popular shows of the 90s, Just Mohabbat aired from 1996 to 2000. The drama series was directed by Tony and Diya Singh and ran successfully for four years. The show revolves around the life of Jai aka Harsh Lunia and his relationship with his family, friends. The younger version of Jai was played by Harsh while the latter by Vatsal Sheth.

Everyone remembers the cute Harsh who played the role of Jai and the audience also remembers him dancing in his underwear in the rain in the title track of the show. It has been more than two decades since the last episode of the show aired and till date, fans have not forgotten the star cast of the show and especially Harsh Lunia aka Jai. After the show, Harsh was seen in Ajay Devgn - Kajol starrer Raju Chacha and Bobby Deol's Gupt and other daily TV serials.

Talking about the present times, the lovely Harsh has now turned into a dapper and stylish actor. With his stupendous fitness and abs, the actor's name is on the handsome hunk list! Harsh has been away from the screen for almost a decade. So let's take a look at some before and now pictures of Harsh Lunia aka Jai.

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