After a host of leaps on almost all the ongoing shows of Balaji the last show to leap forward is perhaps Star Plus's Kahiin Toh Hoga. The show is all set to go in for a twenty year leap in October while now the production house is in the process of having creative meetings for the look and the characterizations in the leap. While some of the actors in the show seem to be clueless about the leap, the few who have been intimated about the same are unsure about their track after the leap. "It's true that Kahiin Toh Hoga will be going in for a leap and if there's a requirement to look old then I am sure the actors will don the look. I have had a splendid experience working with Balaji but I've not made up my mind as yet if I am going to continue working in the show. I am not getting creative satisfaction as an actor with my track now. Producers outside Balaji think that I've no time for other shows so I am unable to pick up work," says Deepak Parasher who had an important track initially but has been unhappy with his track for the past two years. The actor was told about the leap about two weeks back. Aamna Shariff aka Kashish, the main protagonist of the show, in the show is clueless about the leap and on hearing about it simply laughed and brushed it aside as a rumour. And so is the case with Madhuri Bhatia who is uninformed about the changes. Gurpreet who plays Sujal Garewal in the show is equally clueless about the leap adding "I do not know about the leap. In fact, I am hearing about it for the first time. I get to know about the track and my character on a daily basis once I reach the sets. But if I am asked about the leap and the look I need time to think about it." "Yes, the leap is happening but I am not sure if I am doing it. I just want some time off but I might continue with it," says Aashka Goradia who also has Akela in her kitty. The buzz is that there might not be new characters in the show but there will definitely be additional tracks and change in characters. So here's hoping the leap does wonders kahin na kahin for the TRPs...