Ekta Kapoor’s blockbuster supernatural franchise Naagin is all set to return with its 7th season, and fans cannot keep calm. The much-awaited teaser of Naagin 7 was finally unveiled during the grand premiere of Bigg Boss 19 on Sunday, leaving audiences thrilled.
While the teaser has raised excitement levels, the biggest suspense continues—who will play the lead Naagin this time? The makers have kept the actress’s name under wraps, sparking endless discussions among fans and media alike.
Ekta Kapoor herself shared the teaser on her Instagram handle with a quirky caption:
“To all my darling Naagin fans… out of all my shows, you guys are the most loyal and probably troll me the most! So for all you guys, here it is… Naagin 7.”
As expected, the comment section was flooded with suggestions from fans. Many expressed their wish to see Priyanka Chahar Choudhary as the new Naagin, while others rooted for Rubina Dilaik and Shivangi Joshi. Speculated names also include Isha Malviya, Avika Gor, Jennifer Winget and more.
Interestingly, speculations about the male lead are equally strong. Reports suggest that Pratik Sehajpal and Vivian Dsena are in talks to play pivotal roles in Naagin 7. Adding fuel to the rumors, Ekta Kapoor recently shared a fun video with Vivian Dsena. In the clip, Ekta jokingly asks, “What are we doing? Are we doing something with snakes?” Vivian replies, “No.” She then teases, “Is it something with bats?” to which Vivian responds, “Pretty close.” Fans are convinced, this is a hint at his comeback in Naagin 7.
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The Naagin franchise has always managed to grab headlines with its unique storytelling, glamorous cast, and supernatural twists. With the teaser now out, the mystery around the final cast is only growing stronger.
Will Priyanka Chahar Choudhary or Jennifer Winget turn out to be the next Naagin? Or will Ekta surprise fans with a completely new face? The wait continues, but one thing is certain—Naagin 7 is ready to slither its way back into the TRP charts.
