MUMBAI: Star Plus’ Kulfi Kumarr Bajewala was one of the very popular shows at one point in time. The show gave the Television industry two power-packed performers as child artists in Aakriti Sharma and Myra Singh who played the characters of Kulfii and Amayra respectively. 

The show not only gave a great debut to the kids but also provided a wonderful opportunity to Mohit Malik who played the character of Sikander Singh Gill and. Mohit impressed the audience with his acting chops and his incredible performances especially in emotional and intense scenes. In no time Sikander captivated the hearts of the audience and became a dream father and husband. The show recently wrapped up and TellyChakkar got a chance to do a quick Q & A with Mohit. Read on:

 If you could recall the first day on the sets of Kulfii Kumarr Bajewala

The first day on the sets of KKB was very special as I remember how the entire cast and crew were still getting to know each other. We were all settling into the routine as well as our roles to play, but somehow our entire team just gave out a family vibe from day one which made the first few days on set itself a very comfortable experience.  

Your thoughts earlier to play a father

For me, the concept of the show and the entire storyline surrounding it was what caught my attention the most, so even playing a father on the show then became easy for me.  

How was the last day shoot with Amayra and Akriti?

Extremely emotional! As these 2 girls have been a very integral part of my life in the last 2 years. So, knowing that I won't be seeing them on a regular basis from now is still sinking in, as I am used to spending time with them every single day! But yes, I am going to miss working with them a lot, as these kids really brought the best in me throughout the show. 

SSG was a super powerful character, what other roles do you think you want to experiment now?

I would like to experiment with anything that brings out my diversity as an actor. Where I can showcase myself in different roles from different genres with ease.

All the best, Mohit!