'Anjali feels like my own child': Shritama Mitra gets EMOTIONAL as her show 'Aarti Anjali Awasthi' ENDS

Shritama Mitra bids an emotional adieu to her show 'Aarti Anjali Awasthi.' The show, which started off as 'Advocate Anjali Awasthi,' underwent a title change eventually after it headed for a generation leap much later. Having enjoyed a steady run, the Shritama Mitra starrer was put under the scanner and eventually pulled off by the channel.

As Shritama bids an emotional adieu to the show, the describes her character Anjali as her 'child.' She writes, ''Today is an emotional day for me because saying goodbye to Anjali is truly not easy. Anjali was never just a character to me — she became a part of my heart. Honestly, she feels like my own child. I have laughed, cried, and grown with her throughout this beautiful journey, and I will miss her deeply. I want to sincerely thank SNEHASHISH CHAKRABORTY sir @bluesproductions_ for giving me this unforgettable opportunity and for trusting me with such a special character. I will always be grateful for this journey. A heartfelt thank you to the audience for showering Anjali with so much love and support. Your appreciation and connection with the character meant everything to me and motivated me every single day. Lastly, thank you to every technician and each and every person on the set who worked so hard behind the scenes. This set became like a second home and all of you became family. This chapter may be ending, but the memories and love will stay with me forever. Thank you everyone from the bottom of my heart.''

Today is an emotional day for me because saying goodbye to Anjali is truly not easy. Anjali was never just a character to me — she became a part of my heart. Honestly, she feels like my own child. I have laughed, cried, and grown with her throughout this beautiful journey, and I will miss her deeply.

- Shritama Mitra

Along with Aarti Anjali Awasthi, Jhanak, which started off with Hiba Nawab and Krushal Ahuja as the titular faces was also recently pulled off. Both the shows started off on a very high note and enjoyed good ratings on the TRP charts. However, with multiple story line changes, the shows were not able to sustain the audience.