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The actress is all set to become the new lead in Udann, after replacing Meera Deosthale as Chakor. Meera had quit Udann, as she did not want to play mother to a grown-up. We asked Toral, if she has similar apprehensions, too. The actress said, "In television, you can't escape playing a mother at a younger age. I can understand why Meera quit because for her, it would have been too soon in her career to play a mother. In fact, when Balika Vadhu took a leap, I was also not sure if I could play a mother, but I agreed. In 'Mere Sai', too, they have described my relationship with Sai as a mother-son bond. This has been happening on TV for a long time and most actresses have to accept it. I am happy that I got to play an iconic character like Anandi ('Balika Vadhu') and now, I will play another iconic character Chakor ('Udann').
The actress is, however, quite clear that she won't play Chakor the way Meera portrayed the role. "Meera had her own strengths and I have mine. It will be a challenge to play Chakor because Meera has already established the character over the years. I enjoy playing such roles, and I have already informed my decision to quit 'Mere Sai', to the makers.
On the personal front, Toral, who ended her marriage of five years, last year, is single. Ask her if she is open to relationships and she replies, "Why not? Who does not want to be in love? But I am single at the moment and not looking for a partner. I am happy in my space and focussing on good work. I feel the most important thing in finding a soulmate is compatibility and understanding. Communication goes a long way in any relationship. It is also very important to know the person well before you take the plunge. I have left everything to destiny, love will happen when it is meant to. As of now, I enjoy my time with my little niece. I feel there is nothing that replaces spending time with family.
The actress is, however, quite clear that she won't play Chakor the way Meera portrayed the role. "Meera had her own strengths and I have mine. It will be a challenge to play Chakor because Meera has already established the character over the years. I enjoy playing such roles, and I have already informed my decision to quit 'Mere Sai', to the makers.
On the personal front, Toral, who ended her marriage of five years, last year, is single. Ask her if she is open to relationships and she replies, "Why not? Who does not want to be in love? But I am single at the moment and not looking for a partner. I am happy in my space and focussing on good work. I feel the most important thing in finding a soulmate is compatibility and understanding. Communication goes a long way in any relationship. It is also very important to know the person well before you take the plunge. I have left everything to destiny, love will happen when it is meant to. As of now, I enjoy my time with my little niece. I feel there is nothing that replaces spending time with family.
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