
In an exclusive chat with Zoom/Telly Talk India, Tumm Se Tumm Tak actor Sharad Kelkar, who returned to TV after eight years, said he tries to behave like Gen-Z and is learning…
In an exclusive chat with Zoom/Telly Talk India, Tumm Se Tumm Tak actor Sharad Kelkar, who returned to TV after eight years, said he tries to behave like Gen-Z and is learning terms from his co-star Niharika Chouksey. The actress called herself a millennial, while Kelkar praised the younger generation for student protests at Jantar Mantar.
The show, a remake of Marathi serial Tula Pahate Re, recently completed 400 episodes. Kelkar also shared that shooting a proposal sequence in Kashmir went smoothly despite his usual aversion to cold.
This celebrity chat about generational labels feels like manufactured hype for a TV show. The claim that Gen-Z is defined by student protests is a sweeping generalisation from a single outlet. Whether Kelkar truly learns slang or Niharika's maturity matters less than the show's ratings. The real test: will Tumm Se Tumm Tak sustain beyond its 400-episode milestone?
Source: timesnownews.com
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