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Sarika to host Banglavision’s celebrity talk show ‘Amar Ami’

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07 November, 2020, 11:50 am
Last modified: 07 November, 2020, 11:52 am

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Sarika to host Banglavision’s celebrity talk show ‘Amar Ami’

The new episodes starring Sarika will air every Saturday night at 9:05 pm starting today

TBS Report
07 November, 2020, 11:50 am
Last modified: 07 November, 2020, 11:52 am
Sarika new host of "Amar Ami." Photo: Collected
Sarika new host of "Amar Ami." Photo: Collected

Banglavision's popular talk show "Amar Ami" will introduce its latest host model and actress Sarika in their new episodes.

The new episodes starring Sarika will air every Saturday night at 9:05 pm starting today, said a press release.

Banglavision's head of program Tarek Akhand revealed the decision on replacing the previous host Mithila.

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He said, " As Mithila is currently staying in India, she is trying her best to come to Dhaka but it's taking a lot of time. So we came to a mutual decision on replacing her as the host. Sarika is a popular model and actress and we are sure the audience will love her as the new host."

In today's episode, Sarika will be seen interacting with popular actors Niloy Alamgir and Shamol Mawla as the guests. Sabnam Faria and Monoj Kumar Pramanik will be showcased in the next episode.

Banglavision's "Amar Ami" has been known for bringing in popular celebrities as hosts. The first season was hosted by notable actress Aupee Karim, and then later on Rumana Malik Munmun, Nawsheen, and Mithila took on the role of hosting the program.

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