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TV actors talk about quitting their shows: Real or fake?
Recent times have seen TV actors talk about quitting their shows. Are they serious? Or is it a publicity gimmick? Or just a tactic for a pay hike?
When a telly show's lead actor or actress announces his/her exit, it puts the very future of the show at stake. But more often than not, such threats have turned out to be gimmicks — either to garner immediate attention or for a fatter pay packet. While there have been instances of actors genuinely wanting to bid adieu to their shows — no matter how rare they are — an announcement to quit is always seen with suspicion. So, is it for money or for real? We look at some recent examples.
When a telly show's lead actor or actress announces his/her exit, it puts the very future of the show at stake. But more often than not, such threats have turned out to be gimmicks — either to garner immediate attention or for a fatter pay packet. While there have been instances of actors genuinely wanting to bid adieu to their shows — no matter how rare they are — an announcement to quit is always seen with suspicion. So, is it for money or for real? We look at some recent examples.
Shivaji Satam
Reports of ACP Pradyuman — synonymous with one of the longest running television shows, CID— quitting had his viewers go berserk. The actor said he had outlived the character and wanted to move on. He left, only to return in the blink of an eye. Apparently, the whole drama was created just to give the show some hype.
Reports of ACP Pradyuman — synonymous with one of the longest running television shows, CID— quitting had his viewers go berserk. The actor said he had outlived the character and wanted to move on. He left, only to return in the blink of an eye. Apparently, the whole drama was created just to give the show some hype.
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Kumkum Bhagya
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