Popular television series 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2' is nearing its conclusion, and actress Ravi Gupta has opened up about her experience working alongside her co-star and former union minister Smriti Irani. Gupta lauded Irani for her professional demeanor, noting that she never lets her political stature influence her behavior on the shooting set.
Smriti Irani's Grounded Nature On Set
Sharing her working experience with Irani, Gupta addressed how the latter's prominent political background affects her work ethic during production. Gupta stated that Irani is an extremely warm and approachable person who never brings her political clout to the set. Describing her as simple and straightforward, Gupta emphasized that she has never witnessed Irani showing off her status.
Emotional Reaction To The Show Ending
Discussing how Irani reacted to the news of the show coming to an end, Gupta revealed that the actress grew quite emotional during the final days of filming. Gupta noted that the character has achieved iconic status, making her synonymous with the role of Tulsi. Having seen various videos and reels from the last day of shooting, Gupta observed that everyone present on set was emotional because the project has been a monumental part of Irani's career and life, making the final moments deeply touching.
A Limited-Run Series Format
The cast was informed well in advance that the project was designed as a limited-run series, meaning everyone involved was aware from the beginning that it would eventually conclude. As the final days of production approached, the reality of the impending farewell set in for the entire crew and cast, particularly intensifying during the recording of festival-themed episodes.
A Somber Atmosphere During Diwali Sequences
Recalling the closing days of production, Gupta explained that while the team knew a wrap-up was imminent, filming the Diwali sequence proved to be uniquely heartbreaking. The atmosphere on set contrasted sharply with ordinary days, as quietness settled over the cast and crew. Although there was a sense of accomplishment, an underlying sadness prevailed as everyone realized a major chapter was ending.
