Star
Plus’ popular historical drama Chandra Nandini (Balaji Telefilms) is
winning applauds for its stellar cast andthe way of storytelling.
As you all know that entries and exits are part and parcel of daily soaps, we hear that, a popular character from the daily will soon be bidding adieu to the show.
Well, the very popular actor Arpit Ranka gave his last shot on the sets of Chandra Nandini yesterday (19th June) as Mahapadmanand as his part will end in the story.
Our source informs us that, Arpit’s character will come to an end followed by a war with Chandra (Rajat Tokas) in an upcoming track.
When we contacted Arpit, he told us, “My last day on sets was quite an emotional moment for me and everyone present there. The entire cast and crew told me that they will miss me.”
Checkout the below picture of Arpit posing with the entire team of Chandra Nandini!
We wish Arpit all the best for his future endeavors.
As you all know that entries and exits are part and parcel of daily soaps, we hear that, a popular character from the daily will soon be bidding adieu to the show.
Well, the very popular actor Arpit Ranka gave his last shot on the sets of Chandra Nandini yesterday (19th June) as Mahapadmanand as his part will end in the story.
Our source informs us that, Arpit’s character will come to an end followed by a war with Chandra (Rajat Tokas) in an upcoming track.
When we contacted Arpit, he told us, “My last day on sets was quite an emotional moment for me and everyone present there. The entire cast and crew told me that they will miss me.”
Checkout the below picture of Arpit posing with the entire team of Chandra Nandini!
We wish Arpit all the best for his future endeavors.
Ekroop Bedi joins the cast of Star Plus' Chandra Nandini
Talented actor Ekroop Bedi, last seen in shows Suhani Si Ek Ladki and Vishkanya,
has bagged her next plump TV offer. And this will be a new challenge
for the girl, as it will be her first ever stint in a historical show!!
Also, Ekroop is happy about the fact that she will be working with Balaji Telefilms for her new show.
Well, she will be seen in a prime role in Ekta’s ambitious project on Star Plus, Chandra Nandini.
Ekroop will play the best buddy of Nandini (Shweta Prasad Basu) who will be her support, confidante and closest friend. Ekroop's character, Kinnari will also take to the warfield along with Nandini, as the story would progress.
The actress has been given a pretty look with costumes and jewellery adding up to her glam quotient.
When contacted, Ekroop confirmed the news to Tellychakkar.com.
Chandra Nandini launches tonight on Star Plus.
Shweta Basu Prasad will appear in Chandra Nandini, which will be aired on Star Plus from October 10.
National Award-winning actress Shweta Basu Prasad, who was caught in a controversy two years ago, is returning to the small screen with Chandra-Nandni. She says “it’s an exciting time for actors” on TV as there’s more variety of characters than ever before. “Variety in roles (for actors) is a consequence of variety in shows (on TV), which I do see a lot now. (Today) shows are plot-based and concise. The stories are different, there (are) seasons being introduced. I think it is an exciting time for television and TV actors,” Shweta said.
Shweta found fame on the small screen through her roles in shows like Kutumb, Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii and Karishma Kaa Karishma. She won a National Film Award for Best Child Artist for her double role in 2002 film Makdee. “I have been refraining from doing TV for at least five to six years now as I was busy finishing my studies and working as a script consultant in Phantom Films. I never received anything on television that excited me enough,” said the actress, who was last seen on TV in two episodes of Darr Sabko Lagta Hai last year.
Shweta said that being an outsider, she has always faced a struggle in her career. And that she still gives auditions for roles. “I have been an outsider who has grown up in the industry. I have always had these circles in my growing up days too. It was just a matter of right project and age. But, yet I do give auditions and screen tests like any other actress in Lokhandwala (in Mumbai),” Shweta said.
Also, Ekroop is happy about the fact that she will be working with Balaji Telefilms for her new show.
Well, she will be seen in a prime role in Ekta’s ambitious project on Star Plus, Chandra Nandini.
Ekroop will play the best buddy of Nandini (Shweta Prasad Basu) who will be her support, confidante and closest friend. Ekroop's character, Kinnari will also take to the warfield along with Nandini, as the story would progress.
The actress has been given a pretty look with costumes and jewellery adding up to her glam quotient.
When contacted, Ekroop confirmed the news to Tellychakkar.com.
Chandra Nandini launches tonight on Star Plus.
Shweta Basu Prasad will appear in Chandra Nandini, which will be aired on Star Plus from October 10.
National Award-winning actress Shweta Basu Prasad, who was caught in a controversy two years ago, is returning to the small screen with Chandra-Nandni. She says “it’s an exciting time for actors” on TV as there’s more variety of characters than ever before. “Variety in roles (for actors) is a consequence of variety in shows (on TV), which I do see a lot now. (Today) shows are plot-based and concise. The stories are different, there (are) seasons being introduced. I think it is an exciting time for television and TV actors,” Shweta said.
Shweta found fame on the small screen through her roles in shows like Kutumb, Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii and Karishma Kaa Karishma. She won a National Film Award for Best Child Artist for her double role in 2002 film Makdee. “I have been refraining from doing TV for at least five to six years now as I was busy finishing my studies and working as a script consultant in Phantom Films. I never received anything on television that excited me enough,” said the actress, who was last seen on TV in two episodes of Darr Sabko Lagta Hai last year.
Shweta said that being an outsider, she has always faced a struggle in her career. And that she still gives auditions for roles. “I have been an outsider who has grown up in the industry. I have always had these circles in my growing up days too. It was just a matter of right project and age. But, yet I do give auditions and screen tests like any other actress in Lokhandwala (in Mumbai),” Shweta said.
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