Badi Haveli Ki Chhoti Thakurain actor Sheel Verma soaks in Mumbai's Rainy Mood
After days of dealing with the scorching summer heat, Mumbaikars were in for a delightful surprise as unexpected showers graced the city. The cool breeze and the scent of wet earth brought instant relief — and joy — to many, including actor
Sheel Verma
, who plays Jaiveer in
Badi Haveli Ki Chhoti Thakurain
.
Enjoying a rare off day, Sheel couldn't have asked for a better way to unwind. 'I love the rain and that earthy smell that follows the first shower — it's something I always look forward to,' he shared. 'Yesterday, while returning from a shoot, it suddenly started pouring, and to enjoy the weather, I took a longer drive with my favourite songs playing in the car.'
But the surprises didn't end there. 'In the morning, the sun was back, so I didn't expect anything.
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But surprisingly, it started raining again — and honestly, it's moments like these when I happily set my diet aside. I made myself a hot cup of tea and ordered some samosas — the perfect combo to enjoy this beautiful weather. Like they say in the movie Wake Up Sid, 'Mumbai rains are truly to die for' — and I couldn't agree more.
'
While Sheel is soaking in the
monsoon vibes
off-camera, the on-screen story is heating up with
high-stakes drama
. Viewers of Badi Haveli Ki Chhoti Thakurain are in for a twist as the mysterious Tapasya (played by Mansi Sharma) makes a sudden entry. And let's just say, she's no gentle breeze — she's here to shake up the lives of Jaiveer and Chaina (played by Diksha Dhami) with secrets that could change everything.
So, while Sheel enjoys chai, samosas, and the romance of the rain in real life, his character Jaiveer is caught in a storm of emotions on-screen.
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