TV Series2017 · Ended
Mahendra Gahlawat and Piyush Sharma, have tried forever to find their dream girls. But when two drop dead gorgeous divas enter their lives, what ensues is a 'kaand' of epic proportions! Amidst the bromance, the romance and the hilarious twists, all our desi Dumb and Dumber duo can say is - 'Yo Ke Hua Bro?'!
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