Katha Ankahee's last day turned out to be a rollercoaster of emotions as the cast wrapped the shoot for the show. Adnan Khan who plays Viaan in the show gets candid about how grateful and emotional he felt on wrapping the shoot for the show and his character. The cast members cut the cake and hug each other as their journey with Katha Ankahee comes to an end. In an exclusive conversation with ETimes TV, Adnan praised co-star Aditi Sharma for being humble and balanced.
The last day has been a roller-coaster ride of emotions
I can’t express my feelings in words because today, our last day on the sets has been a roller coaster ride of emotions. Today when I woke up I was feeling excellent as it was the last day, I was feeling happy and blessed that God gave me an opportunity to work with wonderful people and writers.
I am just going to be very grateful that I got this opportunity
I was feeling happy and grateful. But when I came on the sets, Samar started playing emotional songs in the morning itself. Then during lunch he mentioned do you realise this is the last time we are having lunch on the sets. I started imagining. Then Bidisha mentioned that she has been crying and how this might be the last journey. Then it started getting a little heavy for me. It started dawning on me that it is the last day. Still the kind of person I’m, I am just going to be very grateful that I got this opportunity.
I don’t try to have the feeling of missing Katha Ankahee
I don’t try to have the feeling of missing Katha Ankahee. I just want to be thankful. I hope I’m able to continue with this feeling, pata chala Kal ghar par baith ke main akele ro raha hoon. I don’t know about tomorrow but right now I feel blessed.
Aditi is not weird, too egotistical
I feel great that I got a chance to work with such a wonderful and great actress Aditi Sharma. She is not weird, too egotistical. She is very humble and stays balanced. I just feel amazing.
All beautiful things should come to an end
I would like to thank the audience for supporting and loving us. But all beautiful things should come to an end. I would like to quote here “It is better to burn out than fade away.” I did not get emotional very easily last time when our director Ravi sir was leaving. I got emotional. I cry only when I’m alone at home. Right now I am feeling nice and happy.