Really!!
I even expected Team to post few offscreens😡😆
I was expecting it after Sona posted one and someone commented that she had many more bits...just wish they release some 😉
It was Animesh who said it
Hope she shares
oresle we need to steal her mobile
Mission Mobile😈
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Hahaha now we start looking for hints everywhere 😆 jasoos Mano at work...but I wish it is true too this team is Uber cool
There was a get together at Animesh's place yesterday
They watched last ep together and had a small party
somehow it happens that Ashu is out of town during such occasions😭😆
they were all singing and having fun
Oh is it 😕 too bad he misses all these...I was hoping for some farewell IVs 😉
NEW DELHI, June 16 -- Actor Ashish Sharma has been on many TV shows, but it's his mythological and historical shows that have got him noticed the most.
After having played Chandragupta Maurya on the show by the same name, the actor played Lord Ram in Siya Ke Ram, and his current show too, sees him as a warrior prince. Does he feel typecast?
Ashish says, "No, I [am offered] all kind of roles, and a variety of films, and even web series. But there has been nothing exciting about them; they haven't challenged me as an actor. That's what my criterion is [for saying yes]."
The actor, seen earlier on Rangrasiya, Gunaho Ka Devta, and Rab Se Sohnna Isshq, adds, "TV is a women-oriented medium. A lot of shows are from their perspective; there's little for the male actors to do. I'd [have to] choose from what's offered to me. I'd like to do a comedy or thriller next."
Asked if he has opted out of any show, because the focus was more on the women, Ashish says, "I feel that it's the kind of medium that caters to housewives more. TV as a medium targets that audience, and that's how the content is. There's nothing wrong with that, because this is how it works. I've never done a show like that. I [always] keep in mind what am I getting to do."
https://www.bollywood.com/tv-news/ashish-sharma-tv-women-oriented-little-it-male-actors
There was a little fight in the middle of mediocrity..called PRITHVI VALLABH..
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