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aNsHu

@aNsHu_tEjPaL

Voyager

Posted: 12 years ago

#961

Originally posted by: IshqSufiyana
I made a big mistake signing up for this show atleast it would have saved me from all of this heartbreak I'm more heartbroken about how tragic ArHi love story going to be.

hear hear! no other show that i've followed had this much offscreen drama

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Midnight

@Midnightsorrow

Trailblazer

+ 4

Posted: 12 years ago

#962

I don't care I'm done here! Will stick to my movies, books, Friends and serial.

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JerryTheMouse

@JerryTheMouse

Dazzler

Posted: 12 years ago

#963

Hellos!

How's everyone fairing!?

Did people get their beauty sleep? Or get work done?!

I went shopping! Bought shoes! 😃

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JerryTheMouse

@JerryTheMouse

Dazzler

Posted: 12 years ago

#964

Did anyone else hear this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4bJ4ea2qXc&feature=plcp

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S111

@S111

Voyager

+ 4

Posted: 12 years ago

#965

Originally posted by: green_tea

i agree, it was a mutually beneficial arrangement re barun...but then again the show wouldn't exactly have collapsed without daljeet, yet they gave her a lot more prominence as per her demand...so they do take their actors needs/demands into consideration.

Could be possible ...

There could be two reasons ...first - They do consider their actors demand , which I highly doubt because then they would've considered akshays and deeplai's too..that too at such a crucial time they wouldn't let them go...

Second - by the time Daljeet negotiated they had already lost interest in the show and didn't want the hassle to find a new anjali ... it was easier to just change the track ..

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Aisha

@MOTHERHOOD

Stunner

+ 10

Posted: 12 years ago

#966

What is a "well deserved break"?

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Nishita Rao

@Nishitarao

Inactive

Posted: 12 years ago

#967

Originally posted by: JerryTheMouse
Did anyone else hear this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4bJ4ea2qXc&feature=plcp

LOL!!! The guy didn't understand why he had to make an official statement😆

Either these people are too smart or too stupid!

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DISHA

@shinaa

Rocker

Posted: 12 years ago

#968

Originally posted by: aNsHu_tEjPaL

hear hear! no other show that i've followed had this much offscreen drama

true rama rama itna ofscreen drama.

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Aisha

@MOTHERHOOD

Stunner

+ 10

Posted: 12 years ago

#969

Barun Sobti who plays Arnav Singh Raizada in Iss

Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon has quit the show. This

is not the first time that Barun has opted out of the

show. Earlier he had taken a break from the daily to

shoot for his film Main Aur Mr Right and was back

after a month. This time, however, reports are that

he has quit for good. When contacted Barun confirmed that he is leaving the show. "However, I

wouldn't say I have quit, but I am taking a a longish

break. I have told the production house about my

decision, now they will see how to develop the storyline in a way that will facilitate my exit," says

Varun. When asked what prompted him to take this

decision, Barun explains that he has been working

on TV continuously for the last three-and-a-half

years and is exhausted. Before Iss Pyaar..., the actor

had done other serials like Baat

Hamari Pakki and Dill Mill Gaye

among others. "This is the only

place where we work for 12 hours a

day and now I am feeling fatigued. It's taking a toll

on my health. Also, I think I am not doing justice to

the role. Besides, doing the same thing makes you

brain dead," says the actor.

When asked if he wasn't happy with the way

the serial was going (a kid has been introduced in

the show and there is speculation that he is Arnav's son) Barun said everybody loves his character, "So, why would I have a problem." "But I can't

be a workaholic, I have to take care of other things

too," says the actor who claims to not have taken

up any other show or film.

His film currently in post-production is slated to

release next year in March. "I want to give enough

time for the film's promotion," says Barun.