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Fan Club Of The Week

TERRIFIC television stars Krystle DSouza and Karan Tacker have generated plenty of chemistry on-screen and headlines away from work. They have a number of fan clubs, including one jointly dedicated to them run by Suganja Jesuthasan from The Netherlands, Vishwa Patel from USA and Mrittika from Canada. Eastern Eye caught up with them to find out more...

What made you set up the fan club?


There are individual fan clubs for Karan and Krystle, but there wasn’t an active fan club of them together. There are many Kryan fans globally and we thought of creating a place where they could get updates about their favorites. That’s why we started our fan club @TeamKryanians in 2015

Tell us about your fan club?

We have tried to make this a friendly platform where all fans can celebrate Karan and Krystle’s achievements, and their love for them. Being in different time zones, we regularly try to update fans by posting their pictures, interviews, performances and more. We also hold different contests and share fan’s creations.

What has been your memorable moment?

Every like, re-tweet, reply and recognition we get from Karan and Krystle becomes beautiful memories for us. The most memorable moment was when one of our admins got a chance to meet Krystle. These memories shall always hold a special place in our hearts.

What is the best thing you like about them?

Their humility and down-to-earth nature. Despite being well-known actors and having a great fan following, they have always been humble and courteous. That is something rare to find in actors these days. Their dedication towards evolving and growing not only as better actors, but also better human beings inspires us. Their irresistible chemistry makes them one of the most wanted pairs in the industry. Their six-year long strong friendship reflects in the chemistry that we fans, who lovingly call them Kryan, can never get enough of.

What is your favourite work they have done?

Karan and Krystle are very versatile actors as they have always taken up different projects in their careers. But our favourite work of theirs has to be when they played Viren and Jeevika for the Star Plus show Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hai. Although that show ended four years ago, they continue to surprise us fans with their beautiful performances every year.

Tell us an interesting fact about them?

An interesting fact about Karan is that he is a certified scuba diver and an amazing cook. Krystle expands the horizons of her career by giving us fans make-up and fashion tips. She is one of the few celebrities in India who has created her own app to interact with fans.

What is your definition of a true fan?

According to us, the definition of a true fan is someone who not only loves their favourites but also values and respects their decisions. Someone who provides unwavering support during the actor’s good and bad times

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