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Kuch Rang Pyar Ke Aise Bhi: This is how Dev and Sonakshi will look post seven-year leap

New Delhi: Sony TV's popular show 'Kuch Rang Pyaar Ke Aise Bhi' is heading towards seven year leap in upcoming days after which the lead couple Dev and Sonakshi will be seen living separately. The lead couple will be seen sporting a completely revamped look post leap. Yesterday it was reported that Dev will be seen in a true casanova image sporting leather jacket, who will not care for anyone except two children in Dixit family while Sonakshi will be seen wearing skirt and top with blonde hairdo. Now a fan page of Shaheer Sheikh has posted their first look post leap on social media in which the duo are seen completely different. Take a look: (Image Courtesy: Instagram) (Image Courtesy: Instagram)  

Dev Dixit with his daughter onscreen #kuchrangpyarkeaisebhi #KRPKAB #devdixit @shaheernsheikh

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