The supernatural thriller ’10:29 Ki Aakhri Dastak’ has reached a significant milestone, celebrating its 50th episode. The lead actors, Rajveer Singh, Shambhavi Singh, and Aayushi Bhave, reflected on their journeys and shared their excitement about this achievement, IANS reported from Mumbai.

Rajveer Singh, who plays the role of cop Abhimanyu, expressed his disbelief and joy at reaching this milestone. “I can hardly believe we’ve reached our very first milestone of 50 episodes. It feels like just yesterday that I began this journey, taking on the challenge of my first role as a police officer. The nervousness I felt was immense, as this role is very close and personal to me,” he said. Rajveer also thanked his co-stars and the entire team, adding, “This is a celebration for all of us, and I can’t wait to see what more we can achieve together. I also want to express my gratitude to our wonderful audience for bringing us to this day. Here’s to more accomplishments ahead.”

Shambhavi Singh, who portrays Preeti, expressed her excitement about her television debut and the show’s success. “Looking back to the first day of shooting, it’s incredible how quickly time has flown. Celebrating our first 50 episodes feels like a dream. My character Preeti and the show have taught me so much as an actor,” she said. Shambhavi thanked the crew and her co-stars, hoping for continued audience support.

Aayushi Bhave, known for her role as Bindu, shared her thrill about the milestone, “I’ve truly enjoyed playing Bindu, and getting the chance to work with Rajveer again is like the cherry on top, for which I am incredibly thankful. Celebrating 50 episodes brings me so much joy, and I love talking about this amazing achievement. We’ve had a fantastic time together on set; it’s been an emotional roller coaster for us,” she said. Aayushi concluded by expressing her gratitude to the set crew, her co-stars, and the audience, looking forward to more milestones in the future.

‘10:29 Ki Aakhri Dastak‘ airs on Star Bharat, continuing to captivate viewers with its thrilling narrative.