“It’s a very niche show with good characters also. The story is about four brothers and I am one of the brothers, who is an NRI. The brothers get separated due to some misunderstandings at a younger age. Some 25 years later our father is instrumental in bringing us together again. All the brothers come back and they try to settle down together. It’s a beautiful story and very well written and audiences are loving it,” he says.

He adds that he owes this opportunity to the exposure he got from Rajan Shahi’s Anupamaa. “I owe a lot to Anupamaa for bringing me back in the game. Before Anupamaa, I did some episodics but I wasn’t doing any good shows. But Anupamaa brought me back into people’s minds,” he says.

He adds, “My bond with Rajan sir goes back many years back. I worked with him when he was directing Hamare Tumhare. Since then, we have mutually been very fond of each other. Then I did a small cameo for him too. One more thing about my equation with Rajan sir is that I will always be grateful to him for casting me in Anupamaa. That show brought me everything.

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Having connected with the story from the very first narration, Rushad Rana shares, “When the right project lands in your hands, you know that you have to take it up. Just like the name of the show, all of us have taken our ‘Sapnon Ki Chalang’ towards living our dream; this relatable narrative made me say yes to doing the show.”

Further talking about his character, Rushad added, “My character Rajesh is a very classy and ambitious man, who wants the best for his company and his employees. He is a good judge of talent and truly encourages the value of equality at work, as he believes that one should prove their worth by their work and not gender. He appreciates a smart worker and sees that spark in Radhika, which is why he will push her to do better. Rajesh’s character has many layers, which makes it an interesting role to play. I also personally believe that characters like him are not only alive on the pages of a script but also exist in real life.”

In the recent narrative, we have seen Radhika trying to fit in with her teammates at the ACS offsite whilst proving her worth in front of her office colleagues and CEO Rajesh Naik. On the other hand, back in Mumbai, a big storm has come knocking at Radhika’s door as her family are planning to get her married. Her father is concerned that she is getting out of hand and the stress is driving him to pull the plug on her dream job. But Radhika takes a firm stand against this decision that is being foisted on her and tells her parents that she wants to focus on her career. Leaving her father shocked, she remains steadfast in her refusal to get married and tells him that it’s a choice that she should make when the time is right.

Will Radhika be able to continue living her dream? To find out, tune in to watch Sapnon Ki Chhalaang, every Monday to Friday at 9:30 pm on Sony Entertainment Television.

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Grand opening of #WhiteForest took place in Mumbai tecently. It’s a new enchanting #PremiumLounge for parties, music, dance and fun. A new happening hot-spot was launched in Andheri East, White Forest that witnessed the presence of esteemed Bollywood celebrities like #DilipSen, #RushadRana, #EshanMasih, #SalimZaidi and #AliKhan among many illustrous celebrities present at the grand launch of #RakeshPandey’s Premium Lounge in Andheri East.

Mumbai is famous for it’s night life and now here is a new destination for party, music, dance and fun. White Forest
the Premium Lounge had it’s grand inauguration on the evening of 7th December 2022.

The celebrity guests from Bollywood were highly impressed with its ambience and they congratulated Rakesh Pandey, the owner of this Premium Lounge, for this new beginning, while Pandey expressed his gratitude to all the guests who attended this event, in fact each of them had a gala fun-filled evening amid the hospitality of Rakesh Pandey. Among the celebrity guests who graced this event included music composers Dilip Sen, Salim Zaidi (Tillu), Gufu the Rider, SRK, Rushad Rana, Ali Khan, Aamir Arab, Ishaan and there were several influencers and social media stars.

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Rajit Dev – I love the monsoon but not the kind of flooding that happens in Mumbai. If it rains for three hours continuously, everyone is stressed. But yes as a kid I used to love playing in the rain, especially playing football and cricket. Sliding through mud, waiting at a friend’s house till my clothes dried so that mom does not get to know that I was playing in the rain or else I would get a good scolding from her. I love eating bhajiya, garam samosa and corn during nice rainy days.

Delnaaz Irani – It’s my most favourite season of mine. I actually wait for the monsoons every year. But I don’t like when I have to shoot during the monsoon. The water sort of drenches us all and turns everything around into a mess. My fondest memory would be my beautiful trip to Mahabaleshwar with Percy (DJ; her partner) and my family. We usually take trips to Mahabaleshwar or Matheran during monsoon. I love to have a lot of tea, bhajias especially chilli pakodas. Even during shoots, I request the production team to arrange bhajias for us all.

Meera Deosthale – I love monsoons! When we were kids, my friends and I would plan how we would spend our rainy days in advance. We enjoyed going out and playing in the rain, then came back home to eat bhajias made by mom. We also enjoyed watching movies at home and enjoyed the weather. I love how everything cleans up when it rains. I love the smell of the soil when the first drops of rain touch the earth.

Nikkiey Chawla – I was new to Bombay and had started dating an actor friend. I have heard about people going to Lonavala and Khandala during monsoon, but he took me to this beautiful place called Pawna Dam. The rain at the backdrop of mountains and lake looked so beautiful, I still remember that vacation. I love dance in the rain, love the smell of wet spoil and enjoy how much the environment becomes green and beautiful. I love eating besan pakodas, onion bhajiya with spicy red pudina chutney during this season.

Hasan Zaidi – Monsoon has always been very romantic for me. I love the sound of rain, smell of the soil and thunder sort of charges me up. I am very fond of walking in the rain. My wife Christin, when she came from Austria for the first time, and saw me walking in the rain, she clearly said that she does not want to join me and that she does not find it interesting. But I had told her that soon she will also fall in love with this. It’s been 12 years that we are married now and she has already fallen in love with walking in the rain. There have been days when we have walked from Prithvi theatre to Juhu circle.

Saahil Uppal – My fondest memory of the monsoon has to be the days when school would remain closed due to heavy rainfall and water logging. That allowed me to spend the day at home, sleeping for long hours late, watching TV and playing in the rain while enjoying that heavenly smell of wet mud. I remember my mother making pakodas and chai for all of us. I love the environment after a decent downpour, because everything becomes so fresh and happy.

Rushad Rana – I have always been very fond of the rain. I remember doing this rain sequence for my show Hip Hip Hurray. It was a football or basketball match sequence shot in the rain and was shot with artificial water. We all had so much fun getting drenched while shooting this scene. My all time favourite food during monsoon is a nice cup of tea coupled with bhajiyas. Like any other Mumbaikars I am crazy about this combo too. Rain has this very calming and positive effect on me.

Shobhit Johri – Fondest memory of monsoon is long drives to Lonavala from Pune, where I was doing my engineering. We, 4-5 friends, would do it every time it used to start raining. We used to drive straight to Lonavala lake and enjoy garma garam bhuttas. It all becomes green and clean when it rains and that is what I best like about monsoons.

Sneh Binny – Going on road trips during monsoon are the best memories that I have. In fact, I just went on a trip last weekend. I like to explore places which a lot of people don’t know about. What I love about rain is that it makes me calm, relaxes my mind. Just listening to the sound and watching it pour through the car windscreen makes me smile. Pakodas, maggi and chai are the perfect combo during rains.

Sagar Parekh – Oh that sweet, heavenly and sinful smell of the wet mud. Who doesn’t love it? This incident is from a few years back, when I was in my boarding school in Mussoorie (St George’s College) and we used to have monthly day outings. It was the start of July and the day was quite pleasant. I remember, my friends and I went out to roam around in the streets, and suddenly clouds covered the sky and it meant our outing was going to be ruined. But unexpectedly it ended up as a heavenly feeling with clouds touching us and the freshness in the air. Although we couldn’t roam around on the streets, we still had steamed corn and momos. The sound of the rain drops and Saiyaan by Kailash Kher would play on the radio. And, trust me when I say this, there is no better feeling than laughing and playing around with your school friends in the rain. No amount of money and or materialistic happiness can even come close to it.

Aly Goni – Monsoon is one of my favourite seasons. I have grown up in Jammu, which has a very beautiful landscape all over. Rain always reminds me of nature and life. I love to go for a long drive during rain. Lonavala is one of my favourite getaways. I love to eat hot masala corn and coffee. Trees and plants look awesome in the rain. Hearing good music while driving perks up my mood.

Jasmin Bhasin – Coming of Monsoon means the end of summer. I remember in Kota (Rajasthan), my hometown, we used to enjoy rain on the roof of our house. Mumbai rains are unpredictable, but it makes the city look green and clean. I like to go to Lonavala and Goa during monsoon. The sight of greenery all around makes me feel positive and happy. A cup of hot tea and some healthy snacks are a good combination for me during rains.

Chandni Soni – My fondest monsoon memory is the long drives with my husband Neeraj Soni. He is crazy about rain. The moment it starts raining I know that it’s the time for long drives and Kishore Kumar songs. I love to have chai and pakodas during the rains. I just love the smell of the soil when it starts to rain.

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Rushad Rana : My father Behram Rana is the pillar of strength for me and my mom. He is a very strong guy. He has taught me a lot as to how I should lead my life. His biggest advice to me is to listen to my heart and I think that is something that I have always done. I have inherited the creative streak from my father because he is an artist, a wonderful painter who had a successful career in advertising for over 45 years. Now, since last 15 years he has been acting and modelling. My father has always been my role model in the way he single-handedly kept us happy and safe. He was always a great help whenever I needed it be it when it came to my relationships or career.

Nikhil Malik : I lost my father Late Mr. Pankaj Malik when I was in 12th standard. Though he is not with us but I still feel his blessings. My parents never stopped me from choosing the career that I wanted to pursue. He used to tell me to ‘respect women’ and ‘whenever you get married, always keep your wife happy and fulfil all her wishes or else don’t marry. He was very a fun loving person and I think I have got that side of him.

Mrunal Jain : My father Shailesh Jain always tells me to be patient. There will be good and bad days at work but my goodwill will stay. He tells me to be optimistic always. He is my friend, philosopher and guide. He always tells me I am there so ‘kuch fikr karne ki zarrurat nahi hai’. This assurance makes me go through everything with a smile. My father supported me to take up acting as a profession. My business acumen also comes from him. The two qualities I have inherited from him are patience and working hard to hone my skills no matter what. I can’t think of my life without my father. I may be less expressive, but he knows I love him and I know he is always there for me.

Sharad Malhotra : My father Shushil Malhotra has always inspired me to give my best. He was always supportive of my career decisions. He has always taught me that hard work is the only investment that never fails. I came to Mumbai with no contacts and my father always encouraged me to never give up. He is a very positive person. I have learnt to be positive from him. I have also learnt to be a warrior from him. He always tells me it is nice to feel important, but it is more important to be nice. My father’s guidance and blessings is what made me what I am today.

Sneh Binny : Well, my father Raj Binny has a tough way of giving advice, which I usually never understood as a child, but slowly I realised that most of the times he was and is right and I should always consider his advice. I thinks it’s with each and every father and son. So I have decided to take his advice for everything. He speaks from experience and knows the consequences. I have followed all the career advises that he has given, in fact I still do. I always have an opinion which I put forth and discuss the same with him. The two qualities that I have got from my father are my risk taking ability and talking skills.

Chandni Soni : I met my father Dinesh Dabra after a long time when I went to Himachal Pradesh recently My father has given me an excellent upbringing. He always encouraged me to do what my heart says. He was excited to see me and my daughter when we gave him a surprise visit. Small small things matter he has always told us. I fully believe life is all about loving your parents. Fathers day is an important day and a good occasion to express your love.

Amit Mishra : My father Mr. Narendra Kumar Mishra advice have always helped me to mould myself into a better human being. I remember, as a teenager I mostly did not understand a lot of things he said, but later, as I grew up I realised the life lessons I got from him. I take his advice before taking any decision. He never forced his dreams or ideas on me, rather gave me the freedom to choose the career I wanted. He has been my support system. The biggest quality I’ve inherited from my father is empathy towards every living being. The other thing would be the importance of being beside your family always.

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“I’m playing the same old boxing coach Rana. Since I have never played a coach before, this character with all its leadership qualities is quite an experience for me. I had to take some boxing training, witnessed the training procedure to understand my role. In season one, I had to be a referee in most of the student matches so I had to my homework properly. Besides that it’s been a good experience being in Punch Beat as well given that this time, one gets to see different sides of Rana,” he says.

Happy with the digital boom, the actor feel there are more opportunities for everyone. “Given the production and consumption of digital content, actors, technicians, directors, writers, cinematographers… everyone has a lot more opportunities. I just wish OTT platforms to be a little more open towards actors from television, saying this from my personal experience. I am a known face on TV, so a lot of times I don’t selected for Amazon and Netflix shows because they feel I am already over exposed. Also, these people want to work those who are already there and have created a name for themselves. Many shows have similar cast,” he adds.

Having worked in TV, films, web or stage, Rushad enjoyed every medium. While he loves “the rush and the strict daily deadline” the TV industry works upon, he finds “the relaxed attitude” and the time an actor gets to prepare for film charming as well. The actor, therefore, is ready to work in every medium. What matters to him is “the story, team and how substantial” the character is. The screen time here is of least significance.

“I totally feel a small role can make a huge difference in the story. But all depends on how it has been written and how well it is performed. Let’s take Anupamaa for example. I play a small role in the show but it has created a good impact. Similarly, in Nail Polish too my role was short but impactful,” he says.

He continues, “I’ve been recognised for even the small roles that I’ve done in films before. In Hollywood, we have seen how big shot actors don’t shy away from doing small roles in big films, web series and even TV shows. After all, your performance in a cameo can strike the right chords, even more than the lead cast sometimes. So, I don’t regret doing such roles, rather I enjoy them a lot. And, getting noticed for some of these roles is like icing on the cake.”

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Talking about the after-effects of the first dose, he adds, “I did feel slight pain in my arm, dizziness and drowsiness after a couple of hours but then slowly I started feeling fine. Then in the night I had fever and body pain, but the next day things were alright. Now I am perfectly fine.”

The Anupamaa actor shares that he heaved a sigh of relief for being able to get the vaccine. “I absolutely feel more secure now that I have got my first jab. I have been trying for quite some time now but was not able to book a slot. It makes you feel a little secure especially in these times when the virus is spreading like a wild fire and vaccines are our only hope,” he shares.

He continues, “I feel everyone should get vaccinated because that is the only way ahead for us. In Europe, the US now people are roaming around without masks because they have got vaccinated. So I think that is the only way forward. It is the only cure we have to protect ourselves from Covid-19. So people should keep all fears and notions against the vaccine away and take it.”

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Prateik Chaudhary : Yes, the TV industry is now allowed to shoot from 7 am to 5 pm, and I am really excited and happy about it, but there are many pros and cons. Firstly, finally after so long we can go back to our work. All the cast and crew will be able to work and earn like before, so no more money crisis. But the limited time bracket given is a big hindrance. However, we need to understand the pandemic is not over yet, so we need to respect the government’s decisions, they know the best. Something is better than nothing, but it goes without saying that we need to be careful and follow all safety protocols. I am just hoping for the best now.

Gaurav Mukesh : As an actor, I am happy that the time has reduced from a 12-hours shift to 10 hours, because then you get time for yourself and for your family, but if you think from a producer’s point of view then I feel it is not enough to shoot a 30-minute episode in 10 hours. If the telecast days are reduced from six days to four days, then it’s feasible to deliver the number of episodes in 10 hours of a daily shoot. We have been shooting in the bio bubble format for the past two months and yes, it did help everyone. The cases were rising throughout, but the unit was safe from all that, and even during the shoot the thought of the pandemic never hit us.

Vijayendra Kumeria : Well, if you are in a bubble then what difference does it make if you are in Mumbai or in some other city. The time given for shooting is less, but when it comes to daily soaps, even 12 hours seem to be less. So meeting deadlines between 7am-5pm will be a task. Having said that, it is a good idea to maintain the bio bubble as it is safe when people are not travelling or moving around to different places after shooting. Let’s see how things workout.

Saahil Uppal : Government has taken this decision keeping everyone’s health and safety in mind so we should all adhere to the rules. Although there will certainly be difficulties in shooting and delivering the episodes because we tend to shoot 12 hrs a day and now the time limitation would not let us achieve our daily goals. However, I am sure there will be fewer cases if we all take precautions and abide by the government’s measures. I have also heard that our industry has started a vaccination drive, and they are striving to vaccinate all the crew and cast before we begin shooting to avoid risks and that’s a good step.
Rushad Rana : Yes, I’m aware that the TV industry is allowed to shoot from 7 am – 5 pm. Now first of all I don’t understand how far a bio bubble is going to be possible in a place like Mumbai, because obviously actors are not going to stay on the set, actors are going to go back home, head of the departments are going to go back home, at the most you can keep the unit staff on the set but I don’t think you can call it a bio bubble. Also, I feel the time is too less for a daily soap, sometimes 12 hours are also less for us. So shooting within that time will be a task and I read in the papers that the producers associations will have a word with our Chief Minister about it. The only thing good is that finally shoots are going to start in Mumbai Again, I just hope things get back to normalcy as soon as possible keeping all the precautions and safety in place.

Nikkiey Chawla : Well, this time is not sufficient because some TV shows and production houses even shoot for 20 hours sometimes. However, I am happy that shootings have resumed in Mumbai, and it is a big relief especially for technicians, light man, makeup artists, etc., who can finally earn their living.

Sharad Malhotra : We definitely need more hours in case of daily soaps. Government should allow extended hours for the entertainment industry. TV industry is an ever-growing industry and provides employment to a lot of people. I am happy that a lot of restrictions have been lifted and the show must go on. The TV industry is like a huge big family and it provides entertainment to millions, but 10 hours are not sufficient to shoot a daily soap. I am sure the producers and channels will be able to convince the government authorities to extend shoot hours.

Jasmin Bhasin : I am happy that the government finally allowed shooting to resume in Mumbai, but I don’t think 10 hours a day is enough to shoot for daily soaps. It is going to a tough task for everyone on the set, especially when they were able to shoot at their desired hours outside Maharashtra. But let’s keep our hopes high who knows we will be back to shooting normally in a few days. And as far bio bubble is concerned, I am just wondering how will they manage to maintain it. Everything said and done I feel something is better than nothing and I wish everyone the best. Stay safe and follow safety protocols.

Aly Goni : This is great news and a good move by the government. I feel that a 7 am – 5 pm shift is difficult in a daily soap, because first of all it’s not enough time to shoot for an episode, and secondly, the producers won’t be able to create a bank in these timings. But for everyone’s safety, we need to make some tough decisions and this is one of them. I don’t know how safe a bio bubble will be if actors are allowed to go home. I mean you can stop them from going out, but most of them live with their families and you can’t stop everyone. And if they plan to keep everyone on the set, it will be a huge task to accommodate so many people on the set. But let’s hope for the best, we have lived by the saying “The show must go on” and I am sure we will continue to do so.

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Somy Ali : I am still convinced that we as a people are not fully aware of the necessary measures that need to be taken to protect Mother Earth. There are numerous ways of protecting our planet. Personally, I stay away from anything plastic, use energy efficient light bulbs, and don’t keep the water running while brushing my teeth. Above all, I am obsessed with nature and gardening. While I reside in an apartment, my balcony is filled with plants and I also have indoor plants all over my living room and office space. We must respect our planet and we must educate ourselves about the perils of not paying attention to our negligence towards it.

Amit Mishra : It’s the baby steps we need to take to change the environment. For example, I stopped accepting polythene covers or carry bags from the shops and prefer recycled material. I’m also an avid user of organic products. I use my car as little as I can to save energy and fuel. The resources are limited hence must be used wisely.

Delnaaz Irani : Definitely it makes a huge difference if we make a few simple lifestyle changes. I feel everybody should do their little bit for the environment. To be very honest I am one person who saves electricity not because the bills are heavy. It’s very hot these days so you need to use your AC and fans a lot especially in Mumbai. But when you are out of the room, don’t put out all the switches. Water should be used only when required and avoid any wastage. planting trees is one thing that I have started even in my society. I am also associated with plant tree movement. Changes like the kind of utensils we use in our house, I genuinely stop using plastic now. I am more into stainless steel, I use utensils that are environment friendly and healthy for us as well.

Rushad Rana : We are reaching a time where our environment is going through a lot of changes. When I first heard about global warming I thought none of us took it seriously but now as we are seeing this climatic changes, summers getting hotter, untimely and scarcity of rains, we are understanding that these are all effects of global warming. This awareness was much required, though there are many who are still not taking it seriously. We should be conscious about the environment and focus on what we can personally do and set an example for others. Starting with the smallest of things like not going out unnecessarily, not using a lot of fuel, try and use public transport, cycle etc. Right now because of the Covid situation we all are using our own car but otherwise I have always advised people to use public transport. I have always been conscious about not wasting electricity and water. If every one is conscious of all these small changes it will make for a better environment.

Prateik Chaudhary : I would request everyone to start with not wasting water and also reuse the same. Usage of eco-friendly products would be the next step. We can use bamboo toothbrushes, paper straws, grocery bags made out of clothes etc. Planting trees is another important step. I think along with the other things why not give each other saplings. Read up about climate changes and how our environment is not in the right shape. Be aware and make people around you aware as well.

Gaurav Mukesh : I truly believe small changes in our daily lifestyle bring a lot of difference around us. And to do that you need to be the first to implement the positive changes that you want others to also do. I have stopped using plastic bags and carry my own cloth bag every time I step out to shop. I use products which can be reused and environment friendly. Global warming is for real. We as a family have taken on planting trees during birthdays of all our family members. Two qualities that I want to endorse for humanity are being aware and observant and speaking up if you need to.

Sneh Binny : Small changes in our lifestyle can definitely help in creating a better environment. It’s always about little things that make a difference. These basic changes could be conservation of water, forest, planting trees, not littering here and there and only using a dustbin, maintaining a garden etc. We must reuse and also go for eco-friendly products.

Aditya Nair : Every year we celebrate this day to spread awareness about the present environmental condition and its conservation. While our world leaders are taking projects on the large scale we as citizens should help them by taking small measures to make our planet healthy, sustainable and habitable. In recent years, our government is taking steps to take care of our environment. As a tarot card reader and healer, my affinity towards nature is undeniable. So, try to make small changes in your daily life for a healthy tomorrow. Share the rides with our friends and colleagues going to the same destination/direction to save carbon emission, use less plastic products. I don’t know how many of you have heard of the zero waste challenge, but I try to incorporate it into my life. I also avoid single-use plastic and use thermo steel bottles. I have a small terrace garden where I grow herbs and veggies. I use bamboo toothbrushes and combs, and always go for eco-friendly products. Living a zero-waste life is hard and will make mistakes on many occasions but we have to take the first step in this journey to keep our environment healthy.

Hasan Zaidi : Small changes go big. Everything should start at your home. So begin by avoiding plastic usage, throw trash in the dustbin, use bamboo toothbrushes, paper or cloth bags, segregate plastic, dry and wet waste etc. Organic products and packages should be given more importance. One has to be empathetic towards this planet, we have already done enough harm to it. It’s time to rectify and nurture Mother Nature. Be aware and make people around you aware as well.

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