Saarvie Omana is super happy that Rabb Se Hai Dua has crossed the 100-episode milestone

Saarvie Omana is on cloud nine as her show Rabb Se Hai Dua (RSHD) has crossed 100 episodes. The actor, who plays the role of Kaynaat in it, is “super happy” as the entire team has been working hard to do their best and the audience has acknowledged their hard work. RSHD is produced by Prateek Sharma’s Studio LSD.

“We are thankful to our dedicated viewers and fans. This journey was possible because of them. Also, it’s a pleasure to work with Prateek Sharma sir and Studio LSD. They are like a family now. It’s their love and support that pushes us to do better,” she says.

Praising Prateek a little more, she adds, “Prateek Sharma is really a genuine person, a sweet soul, who’s really down-to-earth. He actually has a positive aura around him. He’s working hard for the show and keeping everyone together as a team.”

TRP ratings matter and does bother the actor. “Yes it bothers me, as if it’s not good then I keep thinking what is missing? Why are we not getting good ratings? We all as a team are working hard and I’m talking about each and everyone from spot dada to actors, everyone is giving their best. We all know ki mehnat karne walo ki kabhi haar nahi hoti. And, our mehnat is paying us back and we are getting good TRP and Inshallah, hume aur pyaar milega audience ka,” she smiles.

Talking about a scene that is closest to her heart, the actor says, “There are a few scenes but there was this one scene in the starting days where Haider is asking Abhu to apologise to Ammi while giving her gifts, which Haider has kept from the last 20 years for Ammi’s birthday and their anniversary. That scene is really close to my heart. The dialogue and performance was amazing.”

Saarvie shares a good bond with everyone in the team. “We crack jokes and do a lot of masti on the set. With each and every co-actor I have a different bond. I gel with everyone but it took time for me to open up because of my introverted nature,” she shares.

So what’s the challenging part of doing a daily show? “To adopt the character and keep it real is a task so that the audience can connect with you. It is quite challenging to live up to that and not go overboard. Sometimes you get a script just before the scene and then you have to learn those lines and to connect with those words and emotions and perform as well is also one of the most challenging things, I feel,” she ends.