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What's cookin' between Nandish and Rashmi?
The buzz is that lead actors of Colors and Film Farm's Uttaran share a special relationship…
The buzz is that lead actors of Colors and Film Farm's Uttaran share a special relationship…
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There's a lot of twists and turns in store for 'Uttaran' fans. If sources are to be believed then the viewers will be in for a surprise soon.The word is out that it's now time for Iccha (Tina Dutta) to pack her bags and move out of Thakur Villa.
However, what will be surprising is that Thakurain, who so far has treated Iccha like her own daughter will ask her to vacate the house.
A source close to the production house says, "The creative team is planning to take the story ahead by getting Iccha out of the house, but no concrete plans have been made as of now. It is likely that Thakurain will feel sad for her daughter Tapasya's (Rashmi Desai) plight and this will result in a new twist in the tale."
However, this development will come about due to growing confusion in the Thakurain's mind, reveals the source. "Iccha will secretly meet Veer but not with a bad intention. In fact, she wants to convince Veer to move on with life and forget he. But Thakurain will misunderstands this act of Iccha's. This gives rise to confusion in her mind and results in a lot of problems. At the end she will drive Iccha out of the house," adds the source.
Tina Dutta was, however, unavailable for comments.
With the production house keeping its plans under wraps, viewers will have to wait and watch to find out whether Iccha actually leaves Thakur Villa and if she does, what becomes of her thereafter.
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The famous fighting duo of our idiot box, Tappu and Iccha seems to bring their war along every where.Tina Dutta and Rashmi Desai of Uttaran are more or less same as they resemble in the serial because even if they wear mask showing that they are very good friends on camera but there is definitely some thing boiling within them.
Our close source from the sets tells, "Tina and Rashmi were recently shooting for a reality shows on the same set during which everyone could see them as they both gave cold shoulders to each other and along with that they were also not ready to give bytes together to any of the electronic media."
This all started on the sets of Uttaran where in Tina felt that she was not given much space on screen on the show than Rashmi and since then the two had parted their ways. "It was clearly seen that Tina was loaded with full attitude against Rashmi and thus it seemed that they were playing some secret game or fighting a war which was unfortunately seen by every one," adds the source.
Well Iccha and Tappu, it seems that you both have taken your onscreen character very seriously or may be something is really gone off beam.
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Ishita Panchal better known as little Tapasya of Uttaran walks the ramp for a show that promotes the fight against terrorism…
Ichcha and Tapasya may be the protagonists of Uttaran (Colors) but it's Veer, the love interest of the two girls, who still manages to steal the spotlight with his handsome looks and acting skills. The name is Sandhu, Nandish Sandhu. If his popularity with the female viewers is anything to go by then, yes, Sandhu has arrived! And not to forget his growing proximity to Rashmi Desai, who plays Tapasya.
TellyChakkar spoke to Sandhu to find out everything that goes into making the successful actor he is today.
Excerpts from an interview:
On his background
I am from Rajasthan and had come to Mumbai to complete my higher
studies. I wanted to make a career in the service industry, so I
enrolled myself for a graduation course in Hotel Management at IHM at
Dadar. My parents and my younger brother, Omkar are my family.
On how he ventured into acting
I was always interested in acting, though making it a career never
struck me. I used to spend hours in front of the mirror, striking the
right pose, wear the right dress and even pretend to act. I used to
dream of the 'Lights-Camera-Action' on sets, the clapboard, everything
associated with a shooting. So, may be, acting was in my destiny.
On his initial days after passing out
While I was in college, I had walked the ramp a few times. After
passing out, I even worked at the Taj President for a while. I was
working and modeling and one day like most TV stars landed up at Balaji
Telefilms for an audition.
On his first break
I got my first break in Kasturi. My producers liked my performance and I got a couple of other breaks in Kayamat and Khwaish. I also got some work in Hum Ladkiyan.
It happened all so suddenly. It was a dream coming true, but I was hesitant and nervous, nevertheless.After doing these shows, it had become a routine for me and I wanted a new challenge to stimulate me.
On bagging the role of Veer in Uttaran
The producers were looking for the right 'Veer' for more than four
months when I met them. I auditioned for the role and got selected. I
must admit I was apprehensive about the role. The story centered around
two leading ladies, and a leap had happened in the show; I was not sure
whether I would make my mark in the show. Ichcha and Tapasya were
easily accepted after the leap, but with my role, it was not so easy.
Looking back, I am glad I accepted the role.
On how the role changed over time
When I was given a brief of the character, it was that of a
conservative, strict Thakur family heir. But over time, it changed into
a much mellowed down and guy-next-door type because the audience wanted
someone like that. It was challenging to change accordingly, but I
guess I managed it.
On whether Veer will accept Tapasya
No way! Veer will continue to love Ichcha. However, the way Veer's
nature has changed he will definitely become more sympathetic towards
Tapasya.
On whether he has got his due with Veer
Certainly! It gives me immense pleasure to see how well the audience
has accepted my character along with Tapasya and Ichcha. When my
marriage sequence with Tapasya was being telecast, the show received
record TRPs. These things certainly give me a high. I want to scale
newer heights. I feel very happy the way Veer's character has
progressed.
On his off-screen relationship with Rashmi
(Smiles) We are very good friends and have a lot in common. I feel,
since we spend such long hours together on the sets, and if we have
common likes and dislikes, it is natural to become good friends. We
dine out together, shop together and spend a lot of time together. And
believe me, this helps both of us in our work. The on-screen chemistry
becomes easier to establish.
On whether the friendship will turn into courtship
I can't predict that. Only time will tell.
On his future plans
Movies are an option. Plus, I would also like to do some 'realistic'
shows like Uttaran. I want to show more of me as an actor.
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Since they share a good off screen chemistry, Nandish says,"Sometimes I feel bad to insult her on screen, she is so sweet that it is not easy to be rude with her so, every day I end up saying sorry to her. She too pulls my leg, she teases me saying 'You have humiliated me on screen, so now you will have to listen to me'. So I instruct the unit hands, 'Please, madam ka dhyan rakhna, unko chai-coffee time pe dena. It's also because our director is so cool that we were able to shoot that rain scene so well."
About the forthcoming developments in the story line he say, "The drama between Veer and Tapasya is only going to increase now, moreover since Vansh is in the rehabilitation centre, he will become normal"
The buzz is that something will spark off between Vansh and Ichcha, who he will meet at the centre.
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