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Time of India
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Shabir Ahluwalia and Ashi Singh on their contrast roles in Ufff Yeh Love Hai Mushkil; former says ‘It is one of the most challenging roles of my career'
In the world of television romance, Ufff... Yeh Love Hai Mushkil breaks the mould by introducing viewers to two strikingly different characters—Yug Sinha and Kairi Sharma—who are brought together by fate, family, and a twist of complications. The show stars Shabir Ahluwalia and Ashi Singh in a love story that dives deep into emotions, scars, and the courage to love again. Shabir Ahluwalia sheds his traditional 'ideal man' image to play Yug Sinha, a brilliant lawyer known for his sharp mind and cold demeanor. Describing his character, Shabir shares, 'What intrigued me about Yug is the subtlety with which he feels things but refuses to show it… Yug is a man who has built walls around himself, someone who leads with logic and has carefully distanced himself from anything that might shake his foundation, especially love. ' He adds, 'Playing Yug Sinha in Ufff... Yeh Love Hai Mushkil is one of the most refreshing and challenging roles of my career.' On the other hand, Ashi Singh brings to life the effervescent Kairi Sharma—a vibrant, hopeful young woman with dreams in her eyes and love in her heart. Speaking about her character, Ashi says, 'Kairi is full of life, hope, and conviction. What drew me to her is that she's not afraid to be vulnerable, yet she's incredibly strong in her beliefs.' She also praises her co-star, saying, 'Working with Shabir has been amazing; he brings so much nuance and restraint to his performance, and that contrast plays out beautifully onscreen. ' Together, Yug and Kairi represent two extremes—logic and emotion, restraint and spontaneity—making Ufff... Yeh Love Hai Mushkil a love story that's not just about attraction, but about emotional evolution. Their journey, filled with sparks, scars, and healing, promises to strike a deep chord with audiences.
Hindustan Times
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Actor Shabir Ahluwalia on his television comeback: No matter what I do, TV is home ground
Following a nearly eight-month break, Shabir Ahluwalia, is gearing up to return to the small screen. Ask why he chose to come back to television and not another medium and the actor replies, 'TV is like home ground. I will always be visible there, no matter what I do in films or on OTT. I have consistently received work, even when the medium is on the verge of a paradigm shift.' The actor took time off after his last show, Pyaar ka Pehla Naam: Radha Mohan, to spend time with his family. With several shows recently being shut down, one wonders if the 45-year-old stepped away to weigh his prospects in the industry. 'There's no denying that things have changed; while a number of shows wrapped up before scheduled time, some daily soaps have been running for years,' Shabir muses and adds, 'Television needs gripping stories and characters like it did earlier.' Having wrapped up the first few episodes of the tentatively-titled show Ufff... Yeh Love Hai Mushkil, the actor says, 'Getting to lead a project is something every actor desires. I consider myself lucky and blessed to be receiving such chances.' Speaking about his latest project, Shabir shares that it is a bit of a departure from characters he has played in the past. Point out this fact and the actor says, 'My characters find me and not the other way around.' He goes on to explain, 'I never focus on things that detract from my conviction in the character — it's essential if you want to own the show like a team player.'
