The shelf life of many TV shows has been reduced to months from years these days: Sneha Tomar

Nowadays, the scenario of the television industry has changed a lot. We can see shows wrapping up within a few months of their launch. Actress Sneha Tomar, who is currently seen playing the character of Falguni in Shemaroo's TV show Tulsi Dham Ke Laddoo Gopal, talks about the reduced shelf life of TV shows nowadays.

The actress asserts,"Nowadays, the shelf life of many TV shows has been reduced to months from years. Earlier, shows used to run for years, but now if a show runs for a few months we call it a good run. There are a lot of things changing in the television industry with respect to the content and actors, so one cannot mark a particular reason for the shows wrapping within a short duration. Experimentation is also being done with the storyline, which sometimes gets a thumbs up from the viewers and sometimes gets negative reviews. I feel quite sad to see the current situation of TV shows because, nowadays, everything depends on the numbers. All we can do as actors, is to perform our best and leave the rest to the audience."

I feel quite sad to see the current situation of TV shows because, nowadays, everything depends on the numbers. All we can do as actors, is to perform our best and leave the rest to the audience.

- Sneha Tomar

Further talking about her current show, Sneha says, "I am happy to be a part of such an amazing show which is taking the audience on an exciting mythological journey with a flavour of drama and twists. And from day one, the show has received an incredible response from the audience. I am also enjoying playing 'Falguni' in the show as she has various shades to offer according to the situation and person. I am looking forward to sinking my teeth into this role completely."

Professionally, Sneha is a popular name in the telly world who has been a part of shows like Sasural Simar Ka 2, Kahan Hum Kahan Tum and Kasam Tere Pyaar Ki. She also played an important role in the show, Sherdil Shergill.