Actress regrets cancelled 'Guilty Minds' Season 2

Actress Shriya Pilgaonkar remains deeply attached to the legal drama 'Guilty Minds,' a series that premiered in 2022 and did not get a second season. She described the character of Kashaf Quaze as exceptionally written and a role that is difficult to find in the industry.

Pilgaonkar admitted that the show's cancellation was heart-breaking, especially given its unresolved open ending. She acknowledged the need for actors to emotionally detach from projects, understanding that they have limited control over a show's fate after its release.

The series followed the complex relationship between Kashaf Quaze and Deepak Rana, who often found themselves on opposing sides professionally despite their close bond. The narrative also involved Shubhangi Khanna, the heiress of a law firm where Rana was a partner.

Looking ahead, Pilgaonkar is preparing for a series of theatrical releases in September. Her upcoming films include 'Mirzapur The Movie' and 'Haiwaan,' with release dates set for September 4 and September 11, respectively. She hopes for the success of these films and believes that one movie's triumph can positively impact others.

Despite years in the industry, Pilgaonkar still experiences nervousness and excitement before her films reach theatres. She cherishes the entire journey of a project, from its inception to its public release, emphasizing that this feeling never diminishes for her.