Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah's Jennifer Mistry aka former Roshan reacts to Disha Vakani and Asit Kumar Modi's reunion; says, 'Disha looked uncomfortable'
Jennifer Mistry aka former Roshan has now reacted to it.
In an interview with Filmygyan, the actress revealed that it wasn't Disha who went to Asit's place but vice versa. She mentioned how she felt like Disha wasn't comfortable in the moment. Fans have also reacted to the reunion on social media.
She shared, 'Khisyani billi khambha nooche — it's been 17 years, and till today not even a single photo of Disha tying rakhi to Asit ji has surfaced.
This time, the whole thing was recorded on video. Now how will they clear this image? And they are saying that Disha went to Asit ji's house, but actually Disha didn't go to Asit ji's house — Asit ji and Neela ji went to Disha's house. It was clearly visible that Disha was very uncomfortable, and she was not smiling.
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Recently, Asit and Disha reunited and celebrated Raksha Bandhan together. While giving a glimpse of their reunion, he wrote, 'Some relationships make destiny… Not blood, it is a relation of the heart! #dishavakani Not just our 'Daya Bhabhi,' but my sister. For years, sharing laughter, memories, and affinity, this relationship has gone far beyond the screen. On this Rakhi, the same unbreakable trust and the same deep affinity were felt again… May this bond always remain with its sweetness and strength.
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Disha, who's loved and adored for her role of Dayaben in Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, was last seen in the show in 2017. She took a maternity break during that time and hasn't returned ever since.
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