Verma, who became a father to his son Krishav, has learned to find a balance between his career and family life. “Work is important to me, but being a good human being and spending quality time with my family is just as vital,” he says. His time away from television, especially after Krishav’s birth, allowed him to reflect on what truly matters. “I’ve always been grateful for the time I got to spend at home, even taking charge of the kitchen sometimes. It’s been a rewarding experience,” he shares with a smile.

The actor admits that it’s not always easy to manage both worlds. “I miss spending time with Krishav, especially now that I’m back to working long hours. But I remind myself that this is necessary. The time spent at home helped me grow personally, and now I’m grateful to be back in the professional space,” he says. Verma’s decision to return to television with Jhanak wasn’t just about reviving his career but also about setting an example for his son. “I want to show him the value of hard work and dedication. Even though I was away from work for some time, I was constantly working on myself—whether that was through auditions, reading scripts, or improving my craft,” he explains.

Despite the challenges of long working hours in the television industry, Verma has found a new sense of perspective. “Being a part of television, especially in India, comes with long hours and dedication. But the feedback and love from the audience keep me motivated. I’m glad to be back and working with such an amazing team,” he says.

His journey back to television has been filled with lessons, both professional and personal. “I’ve learned that time is the ultimate healer. Patience is key, and things happen when they are meant to. Family will always be my first priority, but I’ve learned to strike a balance between work and personal life,” he reflects.

As Jhanak continues to attract viewers, Kunal Verma is grateful for the opportunity to be a part of such a meaningful project, while also cherishing his role as a father. “Both phases—when I wasn’t working and now, when I am—are important to me. I give my 100% to everything in my life, whether it’s my career or my family,” he concludes, with a sense of gratitude for the journey ahead.

By Keerti Kadam

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“After Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon, I was offered only shy, introverted, girl-next-door kind of roles. But after my comeback, I was doing Aai Kuthe Kay Karte, where I was playing the role of Sanjana. I was also part of Chikoo Kei Mummy Door Kei, where I played the role of Kamini. So, luck was on my side, and that’s why I got powerful roles,” she says.

She adds, “I have manifested many things in my life. I apply the law of attraction in my day to day life. I have manifested roles of my choice so many times. In fact, once I wanted to go to Goa and so I painted Goa beach on a canvas and, within 4 days, I was in Goa. This January, I was just thinking that I haven’t visited Goa this season due to work, and suddenly I got selected for an ad which was to be shot in Goa for two days. When you are aligned with the universe, even thoughts can manifest things.”

Meanwhile, she says that hard work is all that matters in the industry. “Of course, I feel media is the only place where it doesn’t matter if you are a PHD or a 10th fail, you can be a very good actor, director, DOP or head of any dept if you just master the skill required. But you need to be passionate and hardworking and not give up easily,” she says.

She adds, “Definitely there is a lot of competition and lakhs of people come to industry to try their luck. Casting directors usually get so many profiles on a daily basis, you have to be seen or, at least, if someone mentions your name, people should know that she is fit for this character. This way you can at least get a chance to audition. At the time of Jhanak, I had given auditions for 2-3 roles, but it didn’t work out. But, for the role of Arya Piyush Rawat had always kept me in mind. And that’s why when casting for Mrinalini was on, he mentioned my name and I auditioned for it and got selected.”

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