'Working with her felt very..': Mahhi Vij's 'Seher Hone Ko Hai' costar Vaquar Shaikh on his equation with her

Vaquar Shaikh, who essays the role of Parvez Baig, recently opened up about portraying two emotionally different relationships on screen with Mahhi Vij and Falak Khan. The actor shared that for him, these relationships were not just about acting but about forming a natural bond with his co-actors, understanding emotional rhythms, and allowing the scenes to flow organically—adding authenticity to Parvez Baig’s journey.

Talking about working with both actresses, Vaquar said, “We bonded really well on set. Even though we’ve known each other for a short time, the comfort level grew naturally. That connection helped us perform better, and I genuinely feel that both Mahhi and Falak suited their respective relationships beautifully. On screen, Parvez is rude to Kausar that is one wife and gentle & romantic with the other, and that chemistry comes out beautifully because you have two extremely talented actors performing. Those contrasting dynamics bring out different shades of my character, making Parvez Baig feel layered and real.”

Sharing his experience with Mahhi Vij, Vaquar added, “Mahhi brings a lot of calm and maturity to her performances. She understands the emotional space of a scene and never rushes it. Working with her felt very smooth and balanced, and that made our scenes feel natural and believable without trying too hard.”

Mahhi brings a lot of calm and maturity to her performances. She understands the emotional space of a scene and never rushes it. Working with her felt very smooth and balanced, and that made our scenes feel natural and believable without trying too hard.

- Vaquar Shaikh

Opening up about Falak Khan, he said, “Falak is very honest as a performer. She gives her emotions freely and reacts instinctively, which makes scenes feel alive. Acting with her was easy because the emotions flowed naturally, and our growing bond off-screen translated well into our on-screen moments.”

Concluding on an emotional note, Vaquar shared, “These were not just on-screen relationships for me. They were emotional journeys that shaped Parvez Baig as a character. If the audience connects with the emotions, the silence, and the truth behind these relationships, then I feel we’ve truly done justice to the story.”