Once Anupamaa feels better Vanraj informs her that he has received a divorce reminder letter from the lawyer’s office. Both of them say that they feel broken from within after hearing the news, but agree on not sharing it with anyone in the family. They just have three days left before the divorce is finalised and plan on taking the whole family on a picnic.

The Shah family is quite excited about it, but Baa and Pakhi team up to send Vanraj and Anupamaa alone. They feel that if they spend some time with each other, they might realise each other’s worth in their lives and step back from taking the divorce.

What will happen when Anupamaa and Vanraj go on the picnic? How will Kavya react to it? To know what happens next keep watching “Anupamaa”.

Produced by Rajan Shahi and his mother Deepa Shahi under their banner Shahi Productions Pvt Ltd, “Anupamaa” features Rupali Ganguly, Sudhanshu Pandey, Madalsa Sharma, Alpana Buch, Arvind Vaidya, Paras Kalnawat, Aashish Mehrotra, Muskan Bamne, Shekhar Shukla, Nidhi Shah, Anagha Bhosale, and Tassnim Sheikh. The show airs on Star Plus.

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Sudhanshu Pandey: 2020 has been very a challenging year, or rather the most challenging time of our lives. It began well and then the pandemic set in, it started spreading so fast that before we could arrange for any sort of back up, it was already all over the place and we were in a lockdown. God has been very kind, by Mahakal’s blessings everyone in my family is safe, we have survived through this situation, and from July onwards I started working as well. So, it has been pretty ok for me because I know people have been through the worst. I don’t have any new year plans this year, keeping the pandemic and the safety of everyone in mind. I think a celebration is where your family is, so I am going to celebrate it with my family.

Alpana Buch: 2020 was a mix for me. I started shooting for my Gujarati film in January 2020, I did some theatre shows, and in February, I signed ‘Anupamaa’. Then suddenly we got the biggest lesson of our life – the lockdown. When the shootings resumed in July, I was very happy and I have been extremely busy since then. I am associated with a very big show ‘Anupamaa’, and my character is being praised a lot. I have received so much love for my character Leela. I call 2020 the biggest teacher because nothing is above nature. It taught us that we need to maintain a balance in life. It taught us to have good food, keep our surroundings clean, and lead a disciplined life. It also taught us that there is no guarantee of tomorrow. As far as my new year plans are concerned, I don’t have any this time.

Paras Kalnawat: 2020 was like a roller coaster. I have seen good, bad, life has taught me so many lessons that it has been a completely different journey. But I would say it was neither bad nor good. The lockdown was depressing, but with ‘Anupamaa’ things changed for me. I met a new family and I got my mummy (Rupali Ganguly), whom I love the same as my real mom. I have been getting so much love and appreciation for my role Samar that it made the later part of the year a good one. I have learned so much in 2020, that it’s difficult to explain, but I can say the most important learning would be that nothing is permanent in this world. I used to live my life thinking that nothing will happen, but then the pandemic made me think. I have never given time to myself because I was always working, but 2020 taught me that I need to give time to my family, to myself, and also to enjoy those precious moments. There are no special plans for the new year. I am going to spend the day with my family. Even if I meet my friends I will meet them at home and avoid going to crowded places.

Aashish Mehrotra: I think in 2020 we spent 6-7 months in the lockdown. I used this time to work on myself, from getting up early in the morning, to doing basic stretches and doing a revision of all the acting workshops I have attended on a video call with a very close friend Subha, I did all that. I also did voice exercises with again another close friend Amber. I watched loads of series and films, made notes, and worked on developing characters. I had to learn to cook to survive, but then I became a good cook. I also learned baking, and now I bake cakes for my friends’ birthdays and also co-actors. I also started painting and I feel I have done a decent job in that area. In fact, I have also sold a few to pay bills. Also, there is one painting of Shiva, which I will be sharing soon, and it will be my gift to Sudhanshu sir. My new year will mostly be in Goa, to rejuvenate and refresh myself. It will be a new journey as it’s going to be the beginning of my solo trips.

Muskan Bamne: My 2020 was good overall. I started my year working with Sachin Tendulkar sir, then my uncle got married, and I was signed for ‘Anupamaa’. I got to work with such amazing people. Then the biggest twist of 2020 came, COVID – 19. Everything was shut down for so long. However, my lockdown was super fun as I used to do workouts every day with my family, then help my grandfather and sister in the kitchen. I have learned to make so many things from them, and I must say housework is not easy, it is never-ending, but it’s fun doing it. I learned a lot from 2020. I learned that life is only as good as our mindset and that nothing is permanent. It also taught us that each life on earth is important, so spread love and positivity. My new year celebration plan is to be with my family and have fun.

Anagha Bhosale: My 2020 was lovely because I had signed my first TV show, which on-air at the beginning of the year, but towards March, during the lockdown it went off-air. Then I got ‘Anupamaa’. It’s God’s blessing and it’s been good since then. Overall, it was a lovely year for me. The learning from 2020 is that I feel that we humans are just guests on this planet earth and this pandemic and the lockdown made us a better human being. It taught me to be strong. There are no new year celebration plans as such, maybe a house party and spending time with family and friends.

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Sudhanshu Pandey: I don’t know if I need to have a new year’s resolution because I don’t have any vices or addictions. It’s for the people who need to get rid of some addiction. But I just hope and pray that the coming year is good for everybody. It brings happiness to all those people who have been through hell this year.

Alpana Buch: My new year’s resolution is that I do good work, more people get to know me through ‘Anupamaa’, and those small dreams that I have, I fulfill them. The pandemic has taught us that materialistic things hold no importance. So I am only focused on the good and positive things in life.

Paras Kalnawat: My new year’s resolution is to be fit, give my best to the audience, and give my love to my fans. I will also work on my mental health because that’s also very important. I will give a little space to myself and spend some ‘me’ time. I want to help more people than I have helped in 2020 because I feel that even if I bring some happiness to someone’s life then there is no bigger joy than that. So I will work on that too.

Aashish Mehrotra: I don’t believe in new year’s resolutions. I just believe in hitting even harder the next day and never forget why you are here.

Muskan Bamne: My new year resolution is to work hard on myself, eat fewer calories, stay healthy, and be more confident.

Anagha Bhosale: My new year’s resolution would be to be a little health-conscious, and lead a healthy lifestyle.

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Anupamaa, who is not ready to compromise on her dignity and self-respect, takes a strong stand for herself then and tells Vanraj that if he wants to divorce her, he can send the papers, and she will sign it.

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He said, “A negative character faces the wrath of the audience only if he or she delivers the best, and gives a promising performance required for the character. So if my character becomes negative and I get bad comments from people and they criticise me, I think internally as an actor I would be happy. So if an actor is getting bad comments for the negative, bad, or grey character they are playing, I think that’s required, but if that doesn’t happen then you need to think that maybe you are not giving your best.”

Well, the “Paanch 5 Wrong Make A Right” actor also accepted that a negative character gets a lot of room to explore various emotions, while a positive one has a very limited and restricted room to explore.

“I always felt that any positive character is very similar. He is either very happy-go-lucky or bubbly, and they are portrayed as flamboyant and heroic. But I don’t think a positive character needs all that. I can talk about the character that I am playing now, and I can say that I get a lot of room to explore depending on the situation,” he said.

“I don’t have a boundation that I need to be positive all the time, he can deal with any situation like any normal human being would do. So I am not restricted from doing anything like I don’t have to smile all the time, I can be as irritated, as arrogant, as happy, and as flamboyant, as I can be. That is the liberty and room that I get with this character,” he added.

Aashish’s character Paritosh was initially quite a loner and was busy with his books, but of late the audience is getting to see the other layers to his character as well. Talking about his on-screen character and how he managed to get a grip on it, he said, “Initially, I faced a lot of difficulties in understanding Paritosh, but Romesh sir, our director, has really helped me, and Rajan sir, our producer, also helped me in understanding my character. Slowly and steadily the character graph is going forward and he is moving forward in his life and slowly many other layers of my character will be revealed. I did face some problems initially, but I am sorted now and I am enjoying it. I have not yet achieved Paritosh, but slowly I am getting to understand him better.”

If you are following him on Instagram, you must be aware that he shares a great bond with his on-screen sister Muskaan Bamne. He revealed she has become his off-screen sister too and said, “My on-screen sister Muskaan is my off-screen sister as well. It was an unsaid bond that just happened between us. We started talking and sharing things. And I guess something that happens on its own stays forever. I hope our brother-sister bonding remains strong. I love dancing with her and I believe that she also loves it. Our connection is such that we just tell each other about a step and the other one just gets it instantly.”

And what about your on-screen brother Paras Kalnawat? He said, “With Paras too, I share a very good bond, I get to learn a lot from him in terms of the technicalities of Instagram or social media because he is a social media buff and he knows a lot about it. He is the best and he tells me a lot of things regarding social media. I am glad to have met him.”

“Anupamaa” is a unique show not only in terms of its content but also for the focus the makers have put on the characters other than the main lead. Talking about the same Aashish said, “I am very happy to see the storyline of the show, and I am not just saying this because I am a part of the show. Usually, TV shows work on the same story graph, their only focus is on the lead, and they forget the parallel leads. Playing a parallel lead is only important for an actor because he has to survive in Mumbai, but at the same time it is very disheartening too, because he feels he can deliver so much but he is not getting an opportunity to do so. But in our show, every character is equally important, they have their character graph, and all of them are delivering their best.”

“I think all of us have that hunger to perform well. We all want to make it a full package for the audience so that they enjoy not just the lead but also the parallel leads. ‘Anupamaa’ is ‘Anupamaa’ because every person involved on-set and off-set is delivering with full energy. And I am hopeful that ‘Anupamaa’ will prove to be a benchmark, in terms of the parallel leads getting the similar importance as the main lead, and it will help actors in boosting their career graphs,” he signed off.

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Dhruvee Haldankar: I am a proud parent of my cat, Aslaan. He is my life companion. On this World Welfare Animal Day, I feel we should all increase awareness and educate others about creating a world where animals are always recognised as sentient beings and full regard is paid to their welfare. There are many parts of the world where a lot has been happening – torturing animals, killing them for food, etc. World Animal Welfare Day is a wonderful reminder of different ways in which animals enhance our lives. We should take care of the animals and mother nature, otherwise, we will be in a world where no human will exist.

Rishina Kandhari: World Animal Welfare Day aims to improve animal welfare standards worldwide through the support and involvement of individuals, groups, and organizations that care for and love animals. This is the reason it is also known as “Animal Lovers Day”. I have a cat with me. They only ask for your unconditional love and in return, they give you loyalty for life. I also plan to open a rescue shelter for animals in the future and organise fundraising events.

Subuhii Joshii: Majnu, my dog is my life to me. I wish we should all take World Welfare Animal Day seriously but why just one day? Animals are so pure and we should take care of them every day. Let us tell the world to learn the art of peaceful co-existence. Every worm, every insect, every animal is working for the ecological well-being of the planet. Only we humans, who claim to be the most intelligent species here, are not doing that.

Aashish Mehrotra: In India, we should all observe World Animal Welfare Day seriously. We all know what happened to the female elephant in Malappuram, how cruelly they killed a pregnant elephant. That incident affected me in a very bad way. I have also portrayed that in a canvas. During the lockdown, I started a special initiative to feed all the stray cats and dogs. I have started ordering food for them. I just wish people loved animals because their love is unbiased. And I have always felt that if you can’t feed them also please don’t hurt them.

Sharad Malhotra: This day has become an international celebration for animal rights and welfare. World Animal Welfare Day unites the people who are advocating for better treatment of animals and working in the animal welfare movement. Musky Malhotra is my pet whom I and Ripci adore unconditionally. This World Animal Welfare Day let us treat the animals in our environment with greater love and care.

Sanjay Gagnani : Disney and Flirty are my lifelines. Our pets are part of our family. We raise them with love, treat them with respect, and even talk to them. This day is for those who care for animals and love them. There are several organizations, animal welfare groups, schools, charitable trusts, etc. that celebrate World Animal Welfare Day. Individually also we should raise this concern as animals and mother nature is precious to us. Protect them as they will save us.

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