Sonya Saamoor on joining Zee TV’s Sanjog, says, my character has really got me excited as it has many layers

Zee TV has been a trend-setter in shaping television content over the past three decades. Having narrated several stories that have resonated beautifully with audiences across India, Zee TV and Rashmi Sharma Telefilms have come together once again to present viewers with a new fiction offering – Sanjog, a mature family drama about the intricacies of relationships between two mothers, Amrita and Gauri, who despite being from very contrasting worlds have one thing in common - the fact that they are poles apart from their respective daughters and often find themselves wondering how and why!

While we know popular actresses Kamya Punjabi and Shefali Sharma will play the roles of Gauri and Amrita respectively, prominent TV actor Sonya Saamoor will be seen playing Amrita’s best friend from college - Rakshita, in the show. Even though the two have different outlooks towards life with Amrita being someone who believes in traditions and Rakshita being someone with a really modern outlook towards life, they are inseparable. Rakshita is career driven and hence Amrita even got her a job at her husband’s company.  However, with her character being full of surprises, she is all set to keep viewers hooked to their TV screens as the story unfolds.

Talking about her character, Sonya Saamoor mentioned, “I am really thrilled to be a member of the Zee Kutumb by joining the cast of Sanjog. My character of Rakshita has really got me excited as it has several layers to it. In fact, most of the viewers might have seen me play a negative role in the past, however, they will get to see me in a completely new character. Rakshita actually has her own unique perspective on everything and that will surely help her stand out and turn the tale around on several occasions. Despite being Amrita’s best friend, she is such an amazing person, that I am sure the audience will fall in love with her. I will start shooting soon and am looking forward to seeing the audience’s reaction towards my character and the show.”