Anshul Bammi returns to the TV show Advocate Anjali Awasthi, says, 'I'm excited to be back'
Actor Anshul Bammi is back on the sets of
Advocate Anjali Awasthi
, a show that's taken a dramatic 20-year leap and is now titled
Aarti Anjali Awasthi
. His character, who was earlier written off after a major plot twist, has made a comeback in the new storyline.
'Before the leap, I orchestrated an accident for the lead couple. The hero dies, the heroine and her daughter survive. But now, the mother has lost her senses, and the daughter—who is now the new heroine and a journalist—is seeking revenge from me for her parents' condition,' Anshul explains.
Interestingly, the female lead is now playing a dual role—both as the mother and the daughter—and the current plot revolves around her and Anshul's character.
'Some bonds are hard to break, and this show was one of them,' he shares. 'The love from the team and the audience stayed with me, and when the opportunity came to return, it felt like coming home.'
While many actors hesitate to return to old projects, Anshul saw it as a chance to build on a character he wasn't quite done with. 'The story has evolved beautifully, and I genuinely feel there's more to explore with my character. I'm excited to be back and contribute wholeheartedly once again.'
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