As the series celebrates this achievement, its lead actors Sonakshi Batra, Farman Haider and Sayantani Ghosh opened up about their experiences, characters and memorable moments in an exclusive conversation with IWMBuzz Media.
Sonakshi Batra On Becoming Jagadhatri
Sonakshi Batra, who plays the fearless Jagadhatri, spoke about how the character has influenced her both professionally and personally. Reflecting on her journey, the actress shared that playing Jagadhatri has taught her to be fearless and nidar. She also spoke about admiring Jagadhatri’s ability to balance her personal and professional life.
Sonakshi revealed how exploring the character’s different qualities has helped her grow and become more confident. She also opened up about her bond with Shivay, played by Farman Haider, and spoke about his supportive nature. Their equation has become an important part of her journey on the show.
Farman Haider On Choosing Jagadhatri
Farman Haider, who essays Shivay, reflected on completing 300 episodes and his journey with the show. The actor shared how playing Shivay has helped him learn and grow as a performer.
Interestingly, Farman recalled that when he bagged Jagadhatri, he had also been selected for another shoot around the same time. However, he chose Jagadhatri, a decision he now feels was absolutely right.
Farman also spoke warmly about his equation with co-star Sonakshi Batra. He highlighted her supportive nature and shared his experience of working alongside her throughout the show’s journey.
Sayantani Ghosh Explores Maya’s Layers
Sayantani Ghosh, who plays Maya, opened up about the many shades of her character. She discussed what makes Maya interesting and challenging to portray and how exploring her different layers has added to her experience on Jagadhatri.
The actress also spoke about her bond with her co-stars and her overall experience on the show. For Sayantani, the 300-episode milestone is another memorable moment in a journey filled with interesting characters and relationships.
With the cast sharing candid insights into their characters, friendships, and growth, Jagadhatri’s 300-episode milestone becomes more than a number. It marks a memorable achievement for everyone associated with the show and celebrates the journey that has kept its actors and audiences connected.
