Ekta and Smriti Reflect on Emotional Farewell as ‘KSBKBT’ Concludes

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Television producer Ekta Kapoor expressed deep emotions as the beloved series ‘Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi’ aired its final episode on October 20. In a heartfelt video shared on Instagram, she highlighted memorable moments from both the original series and its latest season. Kapoor described the show as a significant influence on her life and career.

In her post, she stated, “Last ep of Kyunki today! Some goodbyes are hard, but there is love in my heart for Kyunki forever. It’s made me who I am. It’s time to say bye to the show that we were to do for 167 eps but ended up doing for 450 eps. Love always for my Kyunki. Until we meet again.” This reflection underscores the show’s lasting impact on her professional journey.

Actor and politician Smriti Irani, who portrayed the iconic character Tulsi Virani, responded to Kapoor’s sentiments. She remarked, “An emotion, a journey of 26 years till we meet again #grateful for the love,” acknowledging the show’s significance in her life.

Cast Members Share Their Gratitude

Amar Upadhyay, who reprised his role as Mihir Virani in the new season, also expressed his gratitude towards Ektaa Kapoor. He thanked her for the opportunity to return to the series, stating, “As the show wraps up today, I wanted to send a huge thank you, Ekta, for letting me step into Mihir’s shoes again. It has been an absolute honour to work on such an incredible project. Thank you for your continued trust and support.”

Other cast members, including Parth Samthaan and director Muzammil Desai, shared their appreciation for the show and Kapoor’s leadership, responding to her post with heart emojis. Their reactions reflect the strong bond formed among the cast during the show’s run. Smriti Irani further commemorated the conclusion of the series by posting a video that captured behind-the-scenes moments from the show’s sets.

She described the experience as an emotional journey filled with cherished memories and new encounters, stating, “It was nothing short of a roller coaster of emotions. Memories made, stories revisited, and new chapters woven into a journey that explored both familiar and uncharted flavours of life.”

New Generation Joins the Legacy

The second season of the show introduced a blend of familiar characters alongside a new generation within the Virani family. Gauri Pradhan returned as Nandini Virani, while Hiten Tejwani reprised his role as Karan. Other returning cast members included Shakti Anand, Ketaki Dave, and Sumeet Sachdev, who contributed to the continuity of the storyline.

The new generation was represented by Rohit Suchanti and Tanisha Mehta, who played Angad and Vrinda Virani, respectively. Shagun Sharma joined the cast as Paridhi, while Barkha Bisht portrayed the antagonist Noina Sarabhai, whose character introduced fresh conflicts into the narrative.

As ‘Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi’ concludes, Ektaa Kapoor, Smriti Irani, and other cast members reflect on a journey that not only revived the Virani family on television but also reconnected viewers with characters they have cherished for years. The emotional farewell marks the end of an era in Indian television history.

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