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Actor Romanch Mehta shared insights into his role in the upcoming show ‘Baghin’, saying his character is emotionally driven, and the arc is beautifully designed. Known for his roles in shows like ‘Kulfi Kumar Bajewala,’ and ‘Kabhi Kabhie Ittefaq Sey’, Romanch plays the character of Shekhar in ‘Baghin’.

“I play the character of Shekhar in the show, one of the three brothers. While I’m not very choosy, Shekhar is everything a character should be like. He is multi-dimensional to say the least. He has shades of both, good and bad. He’s someone you’d love at certain points, and someone you’d also end up hating. He will make you smile and also make you cry, and that’s his X factor,” said Romanch.

The ‘Devon Ke Dev… Mahadev’ fame actor further said: “He is emotionally driven and his reaction to situations is something that the audience will relate to.

Actor Romanch Mehta, known for his roles in ‘Kulfi Kumar Bajewala’ and ‘Kabhi Kabhie Ittefaq Sey’, opened up about his memories with the iconic ‘Kaali Peeli’ taxis, and shared his concerns for the drivers.

The ‘Kaali-Peeli’ taxis which have become synonymous with Mumbai over the years, will no longer be in operation from Monday. These Premier Padmini four-wheelers have played a crucial role in the life of this city for the past six decades, serving everyone from actors to business professionals.

Romanch said: “The Kaali Peeli taxis have always been a significant part of Mumbai’s identity, and I’ve seen them throughout my time in the city. They are more than just taxis; they are a symbol of Bombay’s heritage, especially in areas like Bandra.”

“Whenever we needed transportation, we would rely on these black and yellow taxis, so their discontinuation will undoubtedly be missed by everyone. I...

Actor Romanch Mehta, known for his roles in ‘Kulfi Kumar Bajewala’ and ‘Kabhi Kabhie Ittefaq Sey’, opened up about his memories with the iconic ‘Kaali Peeli’ taxis, and shared his concerns for the drivers.

The ‘Kaali-Peeli’ taxis which have become synonymous with Mumbai over the years, will no longer be in operation from Monday. These Premier Padmini four-wheelers have played a crucial role in the life of this city for the past six decades, serving everyone from actors to business professionals.

Romanch said: “The Kaali Peeli taxis have always been a significant part of Mumbai’s identity, and I’ve seen them throughout my time in the city. They are more than just taxis; they are a symbol of Bombay’s heritage, especially in areas like Bandra.”

“Whenever we needed transportation, we would rely on these black and yellow taxis, so their discontinuation will undoubtedly be missed by everyone. I...

As Dussehra, the culmination of the nine-day Navratri celebration blankets the country in grand festivities and excitement, actor Romanch Mehta shared his reflections on this special occasion, reminisced about his childhood memories, and recalled about his culinary delights. Romanch is known for his roles in the shows like ‘Kulfi Kumar Bajewala’ and ‘Kabhi Kabhie Ittefaq Sey’.

Talking about the same, he said: “Dussehra has a special place in my heart, brimming with cherished childhood recollections. The entire Navratri period, from fasting and Kanya Puja to the splendour of Dussehra, feels like a festive vacation.”

“I recall the dietary restrictions during Navratri, like steering clear of onions and garlic, and then, suddenly, it’s Dussehra,” he said.

Speaking of his childhood memories, he said: “Ever since I was a child, I’ve always linked Navratri with the anticipation of Dussehra. It was a time for holidays and witnessing Ramlila at the Ramlila Ground in my hometown.

As Dussehra, the culmination of the nine-day Navratri celebration blankets the country in grand festivities and excitement, actor Romanch Mehta shared his reflections on this special occasion, reminisced about his childhood memories, and recalled about his culinary delights. Romanch is known for his roles in the shows like ‘Kulfi Kumar Bajewala’ and ‘Kabhi Kabhie Ittefaq Sey’.

Talking about the same, he said: “Dussehra has a special place in my heart, brimming with cherished childhood recollections. The entire Navratri period, from fasting and Kanya Puja to the splendour of Dussehra, feels like a festive vacation.”

“I recall the dietary restrictions during Navratri, like steering clear of onions and garlic, and then, suddenly, it’s Dussehra,” he said.

Speaking of his childhood memories, he said: “Ever since I was a child, I’ve always linked Navratri with the anticipation of Dussehra. It was a time for holidays and witnessing Ramlila at the Ramlila Ground in my hometown.

As the Durga Puja celebrations has kicked off, actor Romanch Mehta, known for his roles in ‘Kulfi Kumar Bajewala’ and ‘Kabhi Kabhie Ittefaq Sey’, shared his heartfelt connection with this joyous festival, and said it always held a special place in his heart.

Talking about the same, Romanch said: “This festival celebrates unity, the triumph of good over evil, and the strength of our culture. It’s a time when we connect with our past and create new memories for the future.”

“Ever since I moved to Mumbai, I’ve been fortunate to witness the vibrant Ndmc Nag Pan dance at the Durga Puja pandals. We’d go there, seek blessings from Durga Maa, and relish the delicious bhog. I’ve even attended Durga Puja pandals in Kolkata, which was an unforgettable experience,” he shared.

Romanch is currently back in his hometown, and he’s excited about the festivities.

He said: “This time,...

As the Durga Puja celebrations has kicked off, actor Romanch Mehta, known for his roles in ‘Kulfi Kumar Bajewala’ and ‘Kabhi Kabhie Ittefaq Sey’, shared his heartfelt connection with this joyous festival, and said it always held a special place in his heart.

Talking about the same, Romanch said: “This festival celebrates unity, the triumph of good over evil, and the strength of our culture. It’s a time when we connect with our past and create new memories for the future.”

“Ever since I moved to Mumbai, I’ve been fortunate to witness the vibrant Ndmc Nag Pan dance at the Durga Puja pandals. We’d go there, seek blessings from Durga Maa, and relish the delicious bhog. I’ve even attended Durga Puja pandals in Kolkata, which was an unforgettable experience,” he shared.

Romanch is currently back in his hometown, and he’s excited about the festivities.

He said: “This time,...

Actor Romanch Mehta, known for his roles in ‘Kulfi Kumar Bajewala’ and ‘Kabhi Kabhie Ittefaq Sey,’ shared his heartfelt memories and plans for the ‘Navratri 2023’, and said how despite busy work schedule ‘Kanya Puja’ remains a non-negotiable part of the celebrations.

As Navratri 2023 approaches, the anticipation grows, and people prepare their vibrant attire for the spirited Garba dances.

Talking about the same, Romanch highlighted the festival’s importance. He said: “Navratri has been a part of my life since I was a child. For us, Navratri isn’t just a festival; it’s a celebration of life, love, and our rich culture.”

Talking about the different fasting practices during Navratri, he shared: “Throughout these nine days, many people fast, some for the entire period, while others choose the first and last days or the last two days. Over time, I’ve developed a tradition of fasting during Navratri, usually on the first day,...

Actor Romanch Mehta, known for his roles in ‘Kulfi Kumar Bajewala’ and ‘Kabhi Kabhie Ittefaq Sey,’ shared his heartfelt memories and plans for the ‘Navratri 2023’, and said how despite busy work schedule ‘Kanya Puja’ remains a non-negotiable part of the celebrations.

As Navratri 2023 approaches, the anticipation grows, and people prepare their vibrant attire for the spirited Garba dances.

Talking about the same, Romanch highlighted the festival’s importance. He said: “Navratri has been a part of my life since I was a child. For us, Navratri isn’t just a festival; it’s a celebration of life, love, and our rich culture.”

Talking about the different fasting practices during Navratri, he shared: “Throughout these nine days, many people fast, some for the entire period, while others choose the first and last days or the last two days. Over time, I’ve developed a tradition of fasting during Navratri, usually on the first day,...

Actress Mridula Oberoi, who is currently gearing up for her upcoming show ‘Baghin’, shared her experience of shooting for a suicide scene. She said, “We are currently shooting for our final schedule. And the climax is very interesting. I’m playing a negative role and at the end I realise my fault and out of guilt I try to attempt suicide.”

Mridula added: “I literally fainted on the set for real the time I was about to shoot a scene of hanging myself. It was scary and very disturbing. I’m a very emotional person and looking at the arrangements everything seemed very sad.”

She said that she experiences, “low blood pressure often when I’m emotional and sad.”

“I find myself weak while handling such intense situations be it for real or while acting. I’m very happy for people who can never imagine such situations. I was in...

Actress Mridula Oberoi, who is currently gearing up for her upcoming show ‘Baghin’, shared her experience of shooting for a suicide scene. She said, “We are currently shooting for our final schedule. And the climax is very interesting. I’m playing a negative role and at the end I realise my fault and out of guilt I try to attempt suicide.”

Mridula added: “I literally fainted on the set for real the time I was about to shoot a scene of hanging myself. It was scary and very disturbing. I’m a very emotional person and looking at the arrangements everything seemed very sad.”

She said that she experiences, “low blood pressure often when I’m emotional and sad.”

“I find myself weak while handling such intense situations be it for real or while acting. I’m very happy for people who can never imagine such situations. I was in...

Actor Romanch Mehta, known for his roles in ‘Kulfi Kumar Bajewala’ and ‘Kabhi Kabhie Ittefaq Sey,’ is experiencing mixed feelings, as he not only missed all the Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations, but is also away during Anant Chaturdashi, the day of Ganesh Visarjan, as he is on a vacation in Europe. Romanch, who will return after the Visarjan is over, shared how he experienced Ganesh Chaturthi in a foreign country and felt a special connection with Lord Ganesha despite being far from home.

The actor shared, “Normally, during this festival, I’m in Mumbai, where I visit my friends and go to people’s houses to seek blessings from Lord Ganesha. I also ensure I visit the local pandals to show my respect to Him. However, this time was different because I was in Amsterdam. I couldn’t take part in those familiar traditions, and it left me feeling quite sad.

Actor Romanch Mehta, known for his roles in ‘Kulfi Kumar Bajewala’ and ‘Kabhi Kabhie Ittefaq Sey,’ is experiencing mixed feelings, as he not only missed all the Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations, but is also away during Anant Chaturdashi, the day of Ganesh Visarjan, as he is on a vacation in Europe. Romanch, who will return after the Visarjan is over, shared how he experienced Ganesh Chaturthi in a foreign country and felt a special connection with Lord Ganesha despite being far from home.

The actor shared, “Normally, during this festival, I’m in Mumbai, where I visit my friends and go to people’s houses to seek blessings from Lord Ganesha. I also ensure I visit the local pandals to show my respect to Him. However, this time was different because I was in Amsterdam. I couldn’t take part in those familiar traditions, and it left me feeling quite sad.

Known for his roles in shows like ‘Kulfi Kumar Bajewala,’ and ‘Kabhi Kabhie Ittefaq Sey’, actor Romanch Mehta reminisced about his early days in Mumbai, and shared his memories of the city’s famous red double-decker buses.

The introduction of red double-decker buses into Mumbai’s public transport system dates back to 1937. Mumbai is saying goodbye to red double-decker buses, which have been a part of the city for over 80 years. The last red double-decker bus made its final run from Marol Depot at 6:30 am on September 15.

Talking about the same, Romanch said: “When I first came to the city, those tall buses were a big deal. They were like a tourist attraction for people like me from small towns. In those days, when I travelled in Mumbai, it was either by train or bus.”

“During bus journeys, we would sometimes change our plans just to ride on a double-decker bus.

Known for his roles in shows like ‘Kulfi Kumar Bajewala,’ and ‘Kabhi Kabhie Ittefaq Sey’, actor Romanch Mehta reminisced about his early days in Mumbai, and shared his memories of the city’s famous red double-decker buses.

The introduction of red double-decker buses into Mumbai’s public transport system dates back to 1937. Mumbai is saying goodbye to red double-decker buses, which have been a part of the city for over 80 years. The last red double-decker bus made its final run from Marol Depot at 6:30 am on September 15.

Talking about the same, Romanch said: “When I first came to the city, those tall buses were a big deal. They were like a tourist attraction for people like me from small towns. In those days, when I travelled in Mumbai, it was either by train or bus.”

“During bus journeys, we would sometimes change our plans just to ride on a double-decker bus.

New Delhi, Aug 20 (Ians) Actor Romanch Mehta, known for his roles in shows like ‘Kulfi Kumar Bajewala,’ and ‘Kabhi Kabhie Ittefaq Sey’, who will be next seen in upcoming series ‘Baghin’, recently faced a tough back injury, but still chose to keep shooting for the series, even outdoors.

Romanch showed a lot of dedication and strength in the face of challenges, shooting despite doctors telling him to rest at home. He was filming outdoors with a back injury during the rainy season. Even when he was supposed to be on bed rest and the doctor told him not to work, he pushed forward for the sake of the series.

Talking about his choice, Romanch said: “I had to decide, even when things were tough. It wasn’t just for me but for everyone on the team and the dedication we shared. Despite a painful back injury, my determination stayed strong.

Romanch Mehta, popular for his roles in TV shows like ‘Devon Ke Dev… Mahadev’, ‘Siya Ke Ram’ has shared details about his upcoming series titled ‘Baghin.’ The show features Aneri Vajani and Ansh Bagri in leading roles, focusing on the lives of three brothers, with Romanch portraying one of these brothers.

Revealing the first details, Romanch said: “It’s a finite Ott series consisting of 112 episodes. The character I’m playing is really interesting. I can’t reveal all the details, but you’ll see both positive and slightly negative aspects of my character.”

“The story has surprising twists and turns that will gradually unfold, leaving the audiences amazed,” he said.

Talking about the cast, Romanch said: “Everyone on the set is talented and welcoming. We all get along well, like a family spending quality time together. Our cast includes a mix of young and seasoned actors, each bringing their...

Actress Mridula Oberoi, currently seen playing a negative role Nimmi in Ektaa R Kapoor’s show ‘Appnapan’, shares a few memories as she completes five years in the industry. The actress recalls arriving in Mumbai to fulfil her dreams. She says: “I remember, I landed in Mumbai only with three things: conviction, belief and a purpose in life leaving behind everything, my family, my kid, financial security, comfort, luxurious life which is not easy to get out of but I believed in myself and dared to follow my inner voice.”

She goes on to say: “I still remember the day I landed, it was raining while waiting for my cab. I called home and said to my dad that this is the place I was searching for in so many years of life. The city has surely made me a better person. I have evolved, outgrown my fears of life and have gone limitless.

Mumbai, June 18 (Ians) ‘Kumkum Bhagya’ actress Mridula Oberoi turns antagonist for Ekta Kapoor’s TV show ‘Appnapan’ which stars Cezanne Khan and Rajshri Thakur in lead roles. She says: “I’m excited to have this show. I will be seen playing a negative role, Nimmi. I’m glad that Tanusri (Dasgupta) and Palki (Malhotra) ma’am chose me […]...