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She was offered the role of visually impaired Sandhya in Rakt Sambandh but Sayantani Ghosh opted for Sakshi's character. The reason being Sakshi is today's woman — smart, educated, rebellious and ambitious. She quits her job to enjoy marriage and motherhood but later develops a desire to earn her living. "It's a rare role in the current scenario. Sakshi is a woman of substance," says Sayantani who is back in serials after a long break. Her last show was Naagin. Incidentally, in Naagin she was paired with Sachin Shroff. In Rakt Sambandh too the duo is paired as a married couple.
"I think we share a good chemistry because we are friends," smiles Sachin who was last seen on television with wife Juhi in Pati Patni Aur Woh. However, there is a twist in the tale. "There is a major twist in the story after about 50 episodes. Sakshi goes out of control," he adds, but refrains from giving further details.
Newsmaking couple, Sachin Shroff and Juhi Parmar had announced their joint venture with Kamlesh Kunti Singh, the writer of Kumkum and Sindoor Tere Naam Ka, but all has been quiet thereafter. Sachin says, "We are not an established production house; we want to invest our soul in our work. Somewhere we want to set an example but at the same time in the quest for doing something different, we shouldn't end up with something that goes for a toss." Their production house now has two projects in the pipeline, a reality show and a fiction series.
Both Juhi and Sachin are equally involved in the production house. To avoid clashes, Sachin says, "Juhi handles the creative part of the production whereas I handle the finance department. And we don't challenge each other on our roles." The twosome are toying with different names for their production house.
one more i think already posted before
Sachin Shroff-Juhi now set up production house
Newsmaking couple, Sachin Shroff and Juhi Parmar had announced their joint venture with Kamlesh Kunti Singh, the writer of Kumkum and Sindoor Tere Naam Ka, but all has been quiet thereafter. Sachin says, "We are not an established production house; we want to invest our soul in our work. Somewhere we want to set an example but at the same time in the quest for doing something different, we shouldn't end up with something that goes for a toss." Their production house now has two projects in the pipeline, a reality show and a fiction series.
Both Juhi and Sachin are equally involved in the production house. To avoid clashes, Sachin says, "Juhi handles the creative part of the production whereas I handle the finance department. And we don't challenge each other on our roles." The twosome are toying with different names for their production house.
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here is an article about sayantani and sachin
Sachin-Sayantani pair up again
She was offered the role of visually impaired Sandhya in Rakt Sambandh but Sayantani Ghosh opted for Sakshi's character. The reason being Sakshi is today's woman ' smart, educated, rebellious and ambitious. She quits her job to enjoy marriage and motherhood but later develops a desire to earn her living. "It's a rare role in the current scenario. Sakshi is a woman of substance," says Sayantani who is back in serials after a long break. Her last show was Naagin. Incidentally, in Naagin she was paired with Sachin Shroff. In Rakt Sambandh too the duo is paired as a married couple.
"I think we share a good chemistry because we are friends," smiles Sachin who was last seen on television with wife Juhi in Pati Patni Aur Woh. However, there is a twist in the tale. "There is a major twist in the story after about 50 episodes. Sakshi goes out of control," he adds, but refrains from giving further details.
one more i think already posted before
Sachin Shroff-Juhi now set up production house
Newsmaking couple, Sachin Shroff and Juhi Parmar had announced their joint venture with Kamlesh Kunti Singh, the writer of Kumkum and Sindoor Tere Naam Ka, but all has been quiet thereafter. Sachin says, "We are not an established production house; we want to invest our soul in our work. Somewhere we want to set an example but at the same time in the quest for doing something different, we shouldn't end up with something that goes for a toss." Their production house now has two projects in the pipeline, a reality show and a fiction series.
Both Juhi and Sachin are equally involved in the production house. To avoid clashes, Sachin says, "Juhi handles the creative part of the production whereas I handle the finance department. And we don't challenge each other on our roles." The twosome are toying with different names for their production house.
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