Ashi Singh on her off-screen bond with Supriya Shukla in Ufff…Yeh Love Hai Mushkil; says ‘I cherish my lunch hour with her every single day'
Ashi Singh
and
Supriya Shukla
, who play Kairi and Mayari in the show, have developed a special off-screen bond that has become a cherished part of their daily shoot routine.
What began as a simple lunch break habit has now blossomed into a comforting ritual for the two actresses. Every afternoon, Ashi and Supriya sit down together for lunch, transforming their midday pause into what Ashi fondly describes as 'mini masterclasses wrapped in warmth.' Supriya, known for her nurturing nature, has taken on a mentor-like role for Ashi, sharing her years of industry experience through casual yet insightful conversations.
Ashi Singh shared, 'Our lunch breaks have become so much more than just a break from the camera, they're where I learn, reflect, and feel supported. Supriya ma'am has this calm, comforting energy that instantly puts you at ease. She doesn't just share acting tips; she shares her experiences, her mistakes, the lessons she's learned along the way and she does it all so effortlessly, without ever making it feel like a lecture.
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The young actress further added, 'From helping me navigate tricky emotional scenes to just reminding me to breathe and be in the moment, she's become a grounding force for me on set. I genuinely look forward to that one hour with her every day. It's like my little reset button during the chaos of shooting. I feel incredibly lucky to have her around, both as a co-star and as someone I truly look up to.'
Their heart-to-heart conversations and simple shared meals have become a quiet yet meaningful highlight on the sets of Ufff…Yeh Love Hai Mushkil, proving that sometimes, true connections are built in the most ordinary moments.
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