Colors is set to launch a new fiction show, titled Sirf Tum. It stars popular television actors Vivian Dsena and Eisha Singh in leading roles.
Dsena and Singh, who have been a part of several successful shows on Indian television, are coming together for the first time and the audience is looking forward to seeing their chemistry with bated breath.
Well-known television producer Rashmi Sharma is producing the show under her production house, Rashmi Sharma Telefilms. She has previously produced such successful television shows as Shakti - Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki, Saath Nibhaana Saathiya, and Sasural Simar Ka to name a few.
Not much else is known about Sirf Tum at the moment, but if reports are to be believed, the show is loosely based on the film Kabir Singh (2019), featuring Shahid Kapoor and Kiara Advani in starring roles.
It will explore the story of Suhani and Ranveer. Suhani has been raised in a strict household and is soft-spoken. Ranveer, on the other hand, is impulsive and a little aggressive. How these two diametrically opposite individuals come together and fall in love forms the crux of the story.
Sirf Tum also marks Dsena’s latest outing on Colors after Shakti - Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki which also had Rubina Dilaik in the lead role. After playing the lead role of Harman Singh for a couple of years, the actor exited the show as he did not want to play a father to grown-up kids.
Sirf Tum airs on Colors from Monday 15th November at 20:00.
Opened up about facing online trolling over her appearance.
Addressed bizarre “buffalo-plasty” claims made by online “experts”.
Stressed the importance of transparency as a “cautionary tale” for young fans.
You could tell she meant it. Sat across from Kajol and Twinkle Khanna, Janhvi Kapoor wasn’t just repeating polished PR lines. She was thinking on her feet, talking fast about the weirdest rumour she’d seen lately. “Some self-proclaimed doctors were like, ‘Let’s do a review of everything this person has done to their face’,” she recalled on Two Much With Kajol & Twinkle. “And they had my picture come up. They said things like some ‘buffalo plasty’ or something. I don’t even know what that is.”
Janhvi Kapoor reflects on late mother Sridevi’s guidance on cosmetic choices Getty Images
How did Sridevi guide Janhvi’s choices?
In an industry obsessed with image, Kapoor says her approach to any cosmetic procedures was measured and anything but reckless. She credits her late mother, the legendary Sridevi, with providing a crucial moral compass. “I think I have been very intelligent, conservative and proper about what I have done,” she stated. “Of course, I had the guidance of my mum.”
It’s a rare admission in a business where such topics are often met with flat denials. For Kapoor, it’s about context. Her mother’s guidance was less about endorsement and more about instilling a sense of caution and self-worth, a voice in her ear warning against doing anything for the wrong reasons.
Janhvi Kapoor speaks on plastic surgery admits Sridevi’s guidance shaped her choicesGetty Images
Why is Janhvi Kapoor being an ‘open book’ now?
The actress positioned her honesty as a necessary counter to the toxic culture online. She’s worried about the impact on young, impressionable fans who see edited photos and speculative videos every day. “I don’t want to perpetuate the idea of perfection among young girls,” she explained. “I’m a big believer of ‘you do you’. Do whatever makes you happy.”
It’s hard not to see her point.
But that freedom, she argues, must be rid of judgement. Her decision to talk openly acts as a “cautionary tale.” The core of her message is starkly practical. “If a young girl sees a video like this and decides ‘mujhe bhi ye buffalo-plasty karna hai’ and something goes wrong, that would be the worst thing ever,” she said.
Kapoor dismissed the trolls with a blunt answer: “The value I bring is beyond just how I look,” she said. Then came the mic drop moment. “And I look banging.” You could almost hear the collective nod from hosts Kajol and Twinkle. It was a declaration of self-possession. The work, the talent, the person, it all exists separately from the online noise. Her final piece of advice was simpler: “Live and let live.” The episode is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
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