Bonding time for 'Itna Karo...' cast


Mumbai, April 22 (IANS): The team of “Itna Karo Na Mujhe Pyar” seems to believe in the notion 'A family that dines together, stays together'. Actress Ashwini Kalsekar, who plays the role of Pam in the TV show, says off screen the cast is busy building memories which will stay with them forever.

"We co-actors on the set of 'Itna Karo Na Mujhe Pyar' have become like a family now. We all often go for outings. Especially our group which has me, Kishwar Merchant, the kids of the show, Sayantani Ghosh and Darshan Pandya," Ashwini said in a statement.

Earlier this week also, they went for dinner and had a gala time.

"We spent a great time and made many memories to cherish," Ashwini added.

The show, which also stars Ronit Roy and Pallavi Kulkarni, is aired on Sony Entertainment Television.

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Kanika Maheshwari back into work mode

Remember the sweet and naughty sister-in-law of TV show “Diya Aur Baati Hum”? Actress Kanika Maheshwari, who played the role of Meenakshi, went missing from the plot due to her maternity break. She's back now and says the crew is being supportive and not burdening her with lots of work.

“I have really missed my show and all the crew during my maternity break. I am back on the show, but will be shooting in breaks as the production doesn’t want me to stress so much.

“I got a very warm welcome from all of them and also they have all been very supportive and caring towards me. Right now, I am shooting alone but may be when the baby grows up I might bring him on the set,” Kanika, who delivered a son on April 4, said in a statement.

To fill in the gap, her character on the Star Plus show was also shown pregnant. And while she was on her maternity break, Meenakshi and her husband, Vikram (played by Karan Goddwani) were shown to be out of the country.

  

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