Meri Bhavya Life actress Sheetal Maulik reveals the truth behind her mythological look; says 'Not linked to any upcoming track'
She explained, "No, the pictures aren't from any upcoming track of the show. They were actually from a mythological project I was about to shoot for. The makeup artist loved the look and decided to share it."Sheetal looked radiant and absolutely stunning in the photo. Dressed as a Goddess, she adorned traditional jewellery, and her captivating eyes added to the divine charm of the look.
Previously, Sheetal, who is also remembered for her role as Sonali Chavan in Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin, opened up about her current character.
She shared, "I play Priya Jaiswal, the eldest daughter-in-law of the Jaiswal family. Since her husband lives abroad, she's the one managing the household dynamics, trying to keep everyone happy while also securing her place in the family. The character is layered, and viewers will get to see different sides of her as the story progresses.
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Reflecting on her journey so far, Sheetal feels content with the projects she has been part of and is optimistic about the future. "I'm grateful for the opportunities I've had so far. I've had the chance to play diverse roles, and I'm happy with the growth I've experienced in my career. I'm looking forward to taking on new challenges and exploring different genres like web and movies," she shares.
Sheetal has appeared in Deewaniyat, Suhaagan, Barsatein – Mausam Pyaar Ka, and Yeh Un Dinon Ki Baat Hai.
Didn't get many opportunities to perform on Maddam Sir, but Ghum give me 'something new'
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