- Surbhi Chandna and Dheeraj Dhoopar starrer Sherdil Shergill will go off air on February 10.
- Surbhi played a single mother who is young and ambitious and wants to make a name for herself.
- Their characters and the show received immense love from the fans.
Known celebrities With their outstanding acting in the popular series Sherdil Shergill, Surbhi Chandna and Dheeraj Dhoopar were earning the hearts of the general public. Surbhi played a young, ambitious single mother who seeks to establish herself in the traditionally male-dominated profession of architecture. She gave birth to her son, Anmol Shergill, through the IVF procedure, and she is the sole caregiver for him. In contrast, Dheeraj plays the part of Raj, who is always jovial and entertaining. The audience adored both its actors and the program they were on. However, Sherdil Shergill will soon say goodbye to the crowds after delighting them for four months. Yes, you read that correctly. Starring Dheeraj Dhoopar and Surbhi Chandna
Surbhi Chandna comments on Sherdil Shergill going off the air:
Surbhi Chandna discussed her journey to Etimes TV as the program was about to come to an end. Speaking to the publication, Surbhi praised her time on the program, noting that the producers tried a lot of novel ideas that were novel for television. The Sherdil Shergill actress went on to explain that there was no ratings pressure from the station because it was a limited-run program. When asked about her character Manmeet, Surbhi explained that they wanted to portray her as a modern lady who gets pregnant through IVF and then falls in love with her office intern.
The public had enjoyed Raj’s (Dheeraj Dhoopar) and Manmeet’s office romance, according to Surbhi. The marriage track, according to the actress, arrived too soon, which the audience did not appreciate. Subhi continued, “They preferred a gradual romance in the show rather than Manmeet and Raj being married right away. But because the show had a limited run, the creators decided to keep things moving along steadily by never repeating themes or themes for an extended period of time.”
Surbhi also mentioned her current interest in researching digital platforms. The actress admitted that while filming Sherdil Shergill, she had offers for a few films but was unable to accept them because her dates were booked. Surbhi said, “I would love to pursue TV if there was something intriguing, but I am currently motivated to explore the web media.
Sherdil Shergill, which is produced by Saurabh Tewari for Parin Multimedia, will cease broadcasting on February 10.
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