Aparshakti Khurana brings stories of love
The Hindu
With a multitude of shows as host, anchor and actor under his belt, the versatile artist returns to his first love, radio
As an RJ, singer, comedian, anchor and television host, Aparshakti Khurana wears multiple hats with elan. What remains constant in all his endeavours is his sense of humour. His laughter precedes his conversation — full-throated and happy.
After a hiatus of six years, he is back on radio to host a show called Ishq Mein Kabhi Kabhi. Launched recently on Ishq FM, the show features 24 stories on radio and six digital episodes.
The series will have Aparshakti taking listeners through an array of emotions traversing love in many forms. “This is majorly storytelling through my voice. Though they are essentially love stories, they have narratives on betrayal, heartbreaks and second chances,” he explains.
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