I assumed Ayesha Singh to be an introvert and quiet person: Sneha Bhawsar of ‘Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin'

Star Plus show ‘Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin’ is one of the most loved shows on Indian Television. Sai and Virat’s chemistry and unique love story has won many hearts. The current track of the show revolves around the Chavan family lashing out at Shruti and Virat for hiding the truth from everyone. The show is inching towards more dramatic tracks.

India Forums got in touch with actress Sneha Bhawsar who plays the character of Karishma Chavan in the show.

When asked about her grey character, Sneha said, “Frankly, I don’t believe that my character is negative or grey. Karishma enjoys the drama in the Chavan house and is always seen having a gala time while the Chavan family members have arguments and disagreements. During Harini’s birthday celebration, Karishma helped Virat, Sai and Patralekha which goes to prove that she isn’t a negative or a grey character”.

“I really admire the way Ayesha has portrayed the character. She nailed it in the initial episodes. The track where her onscreen father dies was quite emotional and she portrayed that crucial phase of Sai brilliantly”.

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Talking about her bond with actor Vihan Verma who plays the character of Mohit in the show, Sneha said, “Well, everyone in the show is quite elder to me. It’s only Vihan who is of the same age as mine and thus we really bond well. We also fight a lot. We’re like tom and jerry but when it comes to work, we make sure to comfort and support each other”.

We asked the gorgeous actress about her bond and first impression of actress Ayesha Singh aka Sai, she quipped, “I didn’t meet Ayesha before. We were shooting from home and only met at the premiere of the show. I found her very introverted and quiet. Later, I realized that she isn’t an introvert at all. She’s fun”.

Sneha heaped praises for Ayesha’s performance in the show. She said, “I really admire the way Ayesha has portrayed the character. She nailed it in the initial episodes. The track where her onscreen father dies was quite emotional and she portrayed that crucial phase of Sai brilliantly”.