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Sawan Barse Dil Tarse (2023-2023)

Premiere:
July 10, 2023

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 1

Finale:
July 10, 2023

Original Title:
Sawan Barse Dil Tarse

Countries:
IN

Overview from TheMovieDB

Immerse yourself in the romantic embrace of the monsoon with Saawan Barse Dil Tarse, a heartwarming audio podcast that weaves the essence of love into every raindrop. Each story is a tribute to the beauty of emotions that the rainy season stirs in our hearts.Written by Ajinkya Marchande and narrated by the soulful voices of Amit Deondi, Ajinkya Marchande, Shambhavi Pandey, Disha Sharma, and Riya Sharma, this show captures the delicate interplay of love, longing, and the magic of the rain. With every episode, explore a new tale of romance—some sweet, some bittersweet—but all deeply moving.Presented by Audio Pitara, Saawan Barse Dil Tarse invites you to put on your headphones and lose yourself in the captivating world of monsoon love stories. Let the sound of rain and heartfelt narratives transport you to a realm where love blooms with every drop.Tune in now to Saawan Barse Dil Tarse by Audio Pitara and let the romance of the monsoon touch your heart.

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Production

Director:
Amit Deondi

Sound Designer:
suyash pitale
Laxman Salvi

Writer:
Ajinkya Marchande

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