Punar Vivah has left us with a great responsibility - Rubina

In conversation with TellyBuzz, Rubina talks about Punar Vivah, as she says, "The earlier Punar Vivah garnered a lot of appreciation from the audience.The end of the show has left a greater responsibility on us. However, we don't work in a pressure; in fact the humongous popularity inspires us to take its second edition to another level."

Talking about her character, Rubina says,"Shashi Mittalji called me and said 'Rubina I'm writing the script considering you as the character in my mind.' So that itself is an admiration for me. Though there are no similarities in my reel and real life image, but my personality can easily dwell into the character as said by Shashiji."

Quite often than not, actors sharing an equivalent on-screen lead space end up with stereotyped cluttered relations. On sharing a screen space with the parallel lead Srishty Rode, Rubina says, "Well, I know Srishty quite well since Choti Bahu. It's a wonderful experience to work with her yet again. To be frank, Srishty is just a sweetheart; she is very bubbly and gels around easily with everybody.  We are having a good-time working together."

Rubina also goes on to say, "Even after spending 18 hours together at work, we sometimes hangout or go on a small drive to relax. So our equation is very smooth and chilled-out. I always make sure my house is available if ever we plan to party, and that has happened twice till now. This monsoon I wish to go to Lonavala and some place near Igatpuri, but let's see."

When asked Rubina's definition of love, she says, "For me, love means depth of understanding. So I think for any relation to prosper, there should be utmost understanding between the two. Since, both Avinash Sachdev and me are busy with our shoots, nevertheless we manage to take some time out of our schedule to spend time with each other and that is how it goes."

On being questioned about her marriage plans, "Marriage is not on the cards as yet. My wedding would be a very simple affair, with just two families coming together for the wedding ceremony" concludes Rubina.