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| Kumkum Pyara Sa Bandhan star meets SMS winners in Bhopal | ||
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| During an informal interaction with mediapersons Ms Parmar who belongs to Ujjain said that Kumkum is also being aired on Star Utsav from September 19 during the prime time. A number of viewers missed out on the show since it was telecast in the afternoon earlier. | ||
| Also, Star Utsav being a free to air channel is accessible in more places, she said. She further said that she had not undergone a formal course in acting. She said that she was open to the idea of moving to the big screen but would not like to do roles that lack substance and demanded exposure. The 'murders' and 'Julis' are not my cup of tea, she said. | ||
| She added that it was fine if big screen stars moved to TV. The gap between TV and the big screen is reducing. Moreover, people take up roles that fit the bill. She elaborated by saying that it was only Mr Bachhan who can do justice to KBC. The other game show anchors don't come anywhere close to Mr Bachhan, she said. | ||
| Juhi refuted the claims on the controversial issue like the casting couch. Compared to a movie, there are many more people who have a say in finalising the cast in a serial. This reduces the scope for malpractices, she affirmed. | ||
| Moreover the working atmosphere on the sets in serials is also much more homely in comparison to movies, she said. | ||
| The star of the popular serial called on the winners of the SMS contest in the evening. In a reminder of the increasing popularity of small screen actors, a large number of fans mobbed her at the hotel. Ms Juhi obliged her fans by given snaps with them and signing autographs.] | ||
