The cast and crew of Shemaroo Umang’s popular television show ‘Badi Haveli Ki Chhoti Thakurain’ came together in high spirits to celebrate a significant milestone of completing 100 episodes of the daily drama.
According to an IANS report, the team marked the occasion with heartfelt tributes, reflections, and moments of nostalgia on set.
Leading actress Diksha Dhami, who plays the evolving character of Chaina, expressed her joy and gratitude for the journey so far. “My journey in ‘Badi Haveli Ki Chhoti Thakurain’ has been very interesting. From disliking Jaiveer to falling in love with him, to transitioning from Chaina to Raseeli, the whole experience has been amazing,” she said.
Sharing her sentiments with warmth, she added, “I’ve learned a lot along the way and feel truly thankful. Most importantly, none of this would have been possible without the love and support of our wonderful viewers. Thank you for being part of this journey—we’re excited to bring you many more memorable episodes!”
Her co-actor Sheel Verma, who essays the role of Jaiveer, also opened up about the emotional significance of the 100-episode landmark. “What began with a bunch of strangers five months ago has now turned into one big family. We spend so much time together on the set, and it truly feels like home,” he said, “This show not only gave me a character like Jaiveer but has also gifted me some unforgettable memories.”
Ishita Ganguly, who plays the vibrant and bold Chamkili, added a dash of her character’s signature flair while reflecting on the celebration. She thanked the team and the channel by sayingl: “I’m genuinely grateful to be part of this amazing team. A big thank you to the entire production unit, and Shemaroo Umang for making this journey so special. My heart is full, and I just hope we continue creating magic together and celebrating many more milestones ahead!”
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