Why do viewers connect with characters more than actors in TV serials, according to Saanand Verma?

Saanand Verma suggests that audiences tend to love and connect with the characters they see on screen, rather than the actors who portray them, which is why characters like Angoori Bhabhi remain popular.

Who returned as Angoori Bhabhi on 'Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hain' in December last year?

Shilpa Shinde returned as Angoori Bhabhi in December last year, replacing Shubhangi Atre who had played the role for ten years.

What is Saanand Verma's view on comparing actors' performances?

Saanand Verma believes comparing artists is pointless, as every performer contributes something unique, and audiences appreciate sincerity.

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Saxena on Angoori Bhabhi: Fans Love Characters, Not Actors

2 Feb

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Summary

Viewers connect with characters, not actors, in television serials.
Authenticity and sincerity from performers are appreciated by audiences.
Comparing actors' performances is considered pointless by Saanand Verma.

Saxena on Angoori Bhabhi: Fans Love Characters, Not Actors

Saanand Verma, famous for his role as Saxena in 'Bhabi Ji Ghar Par Hain,' recently commented on the ongoing comparisons between Shilpa Shinde and Shubhangi Atre for their portrayal of Angoori Bhabhi. Verma explained that in television, audiences tend to connect with and love characters, not necessarily the actors playing them. He believes this is why the character of Angoori has remained popular regardless of who embodies the role. Shilpa Shinde, the original Angoori, returned to the show in December last year, replacing Shubhangi Atre who had played the character for a decade. Verma noted that both actresses performed admirably, with Shilpa's return only adding to the show's excitement. He stressed that comparing artists is unproductive, as each performer brings a unique quality that the audience values for its sincerity.