Aamir Dalvi (aka Rajiv of Saathi Re fame) has stepped into Sahara One’s Main Aisi Kyun Hoon. On the first day of his shoot, the actor had quite an interesting experience with his co-star Nazneen Patel, who plays Sanjana in the show.

Aamir says, “It was the first day of my shoot and unfortunately it didn’t pan out the way I wanted. In a particular scene, Sanjana (Nazneen) is travelling with me in a car. She was occupying the backseat. I’m supposed to drop her at her place. Nazneen opened the door to step out but I was completely unaware and I stepped on the accelerator. She was leaning on the door with her one of legs hanging outside. This ordeal lasted for a few seconds before I pressed the brakes.”

Adding further, he says, “Though, she didn’t suffer any injury, I was really petrified as to how she would react. After all, this was the first day of my shoot and I least expected it to pan out this way. However, Nazneen is such a sweet girl and was quick to let go off the incident.”

Coming back to the show, Aamir’s character will bring about a new dimension to the sagging drama. “I play Rahul, he is the COO of a call centre. Rahul meets Sanjana in a typical filmy style. Sanjana is chased by some goons and it takes heroics from Rahul to save her. Well, that’s how they get going and soon this friendship will blossom into love. While I saved her from the goons, I couldn’t prevent her from the minor mishap,” says Aamir apologetically.

Aamir who is also doing Zee Next’s Yahaan Ke Hum Sikander has decided to quit the show so as to concentrate solely on Main Aisi.. He says, “Though, I would have loved to do both the shows but I just didn’t have the time. I had to make a choice and so I opted for Main Aisi… My producers (Yahaan Ke…) were kind enough to relieve me of my duties.”

It’s the first time that Aamir is doing a Paresh Rawal show and he’s all excited about it. “Though, I’m yet to meet Pareshji, it’s been great working with this team. I’ve shot for just five days but I’m already gelling well with all my co-actors. Fun apart, working for Pareshji also gives the necessary fillip to my career,” concludes Aamir.