I feel human relationships important, especially when it comes to love: Vidhi Pandya of Mose Chhal Kiye Jaaye

Viewers of Sony Entertainment Television’s ‘Mose Chhal Kiye Jaaye’ have been witnessing major twists and turns in Armaan (Vijayendra Kumeria) and Soumya’s (Vidhi Pandya) married life. Building up to the story of Soumya’s difficult choices, the recent episodes have been showing how Armaan has been going out of his way to spend time with Prisha and does everything in his power to hide his misdoings from Soumya. .  

It was when Prisha (Avantika Hundal) pretends to be Armaan's wife Infront of his childhood friend Goldie (Sarwar Ahuja) as he mistakenly addresses her as 'Mrs Oberoi'. Soumya, on the other hand, waits for Armaan to return home so they can perform a pooja. He incidentally and obviously, turns up late, but Soumya’s eyes begin to hurt as the pooja progresses. As Goldie also comes home for the pooja, he’s about to address Prisha as Armaan’s wife again, but Armaan manages to save the day. Goldie puts two and two together and figures that Armaan is up to no good. Soumya finds texts and calls exchanged between Armaan and Prisha, as well as the two of them hugging. To cover up, Armaan begins to scold Prisha for her slip-up at work and eliminates any doubts about their apparent relationship.

Vidhi Pandya, who essays the role of Soumya on the show, says “What Armaan has been doing in the show’s latest track is simply painful towards his significant other. Instead of understanding how much Soumya loves him and wants them to be happy together, he keeps wronging her out of spite to pushes her further away, which creates deeper gaps in their relationship. I believe human relationships are extremely important, especially when it comes to love. People should be kind and considerate towards their partner. There should not be any hurt caused, accidentally or on purpose, and people should put in the effort to fix their mistakes.”

Tune in to Mose Chhal Kiye Jaaye, every Monday to Friday at 9:00 PM only on Sony Entertainment Television