Actor Sparsh Singh Kotwal confirms wrapping up Parineetii, enjoys a fun-filled time with his former Kumkum Bhagya co-stars
Actor Sparsh Singh Kotwal who currently plays a parallel lead role of Monty Bajwa in
Ekta Kapoor
's TV show Parineetii, has wrapped up his shoots as the show is heading for a leap. The actor is now looking forward to exploring new opportunities.
He said, "I just wrapped up my shoots for Parineetii, and now I'm back in the market, looking forward to exploring new opportunities. It's an exciting, hopeful phase — and I'm looking forward to what comes next."
Meanwhile, the actor who was earlier part of
Kumkum Bhagya
enjoyed a reunion with his former co-stars. He was seen having fun-filled time with actors like Mugdha Chaphekar, Krishna Kaul, Khyati Keswani, Aparna Mishra, Simran Budharup, Mallika Nayak, Utkarsha Naik, Rushad Rana, Kedar Aashish.
He shared, "Working on Kumkum Bhagya was truly special — the atmosphere on set was something rare. We weren't just colleagues, we became a family. Even now, we make it a point to meet up at least once a month. We recently went out for dinner, and before that, took a trip to Igatpuri together. I really miss those days on set, but I'm grateful that the connection we built has lasted beyond the show."
In one of the previous interview, when he was asked about the roles he's looking for! he added, "I always want to play strong roles that can create some emotions in my audience. Either they love me, relate to my role or completely hate me. I want to play strong challenging roles. I want to entertain my audience and find a place in their heart."
Sparsh is known for featuring in shows like Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin, Maddam Sir and Jai Hanuman - Sankat Mochan Naam Tiharo.
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