Krishna Arjun

Siddhaanth Vir Surryavanshi is a phenomenal actor and currently a part of Zee TV's Kyun Rishton Mein Katti Batti. In an exclusive conversation with Tellychakkar.com, he opened up on his personal life, favourites and his career aspirations.

In an exclusive conversation with Sidhaanth, he opened up on his role in the show among many other things.

Shraddha Nigam was last seen judging <em>John Aur Kaun</em> on Hungama and had been doing Pakistani shows overseas. For now the petite actor prefers quality over quantity. Though she does not have any exciting shows on television to rave about but she surely has two quality movies in hand. The actor is doing Salaam India which is produced by <em>Salaam India</em> Productions and directed by Subhash Kapoor. The film revolves around the theme of cricket and includes the likes of Shraddha Nigam, Sanjay Suri, Sandhya Mridul, Milind Soman and a number of veteran actors.

One look at the starcast of producer Anand Mundra and Himanshu Sanghvi's new play <em>Ae..ae..ae..Phasaa </em> and you wonder if it's a TV serial as it includes more of small screen rather than theatre actors. Not just this, but some of them are making their debut with this play which is premiering this Sunday at Rang Sharada, in Mumbai.

Manish Goyal aka Tilak of <em>Bhabhi</em> is terribly upset and hurt over the news carried by us, last evening. "This is not done," he says, "Someone is spreading false information about me." Here's the rejoinder: Manish clarifies that he was not dumped from Star Plus and UTV's <em>Bhabhi</em>. "I had myself opted out, simply because I had an altercation on the sets. As a consequence, my self-respect was at stake. Along the way, TRPs went down. And I was recalled." According to a co-actor in <em>Bhabhi</em>, Rupali Ganguly, "Manish is a great fella. We all are like one family."

After Utsav, Star Plus is ready with another proposed sibling. Tentatively titled P2, this one won't run rehashes, but some really interesting fare. That Ekta Kapoor will unleash her <em>Kannu Ki Kismat Mein Kya Hai</em> on P2 is already known. We now have it on authority that the channel, to launch in October, will also have a comedy show <em>Sarabhai vs Sarabhai</em>, a half-hour weekly. Produced by Hats Off Productions (who made <em>Khichdi</em> for Star Plus), it will star Satish Shah, Ratna Pathak, Sumeet Raghavan, Rupali Ganguly and Reeta Bhaduri.