Thread: Harshad misses the ‘Old N Golden’ days of Kis Desh Mein Hain Mera Dil.…

Actor Harshad Chopra wants the glory days of Star Plus' Kis Desh Mein Hai Meraa Dil back…

If the above statements confuse you due to the fact that Kis Desh Mein Hai Meraa Dil is still on air in Star Plus, then let us clarify that this is exactly what actor Harshad Chopra aka Prem conveyed to us. Harshad feels that 'too many' changes have happened in Kis Desh, so much that it doesn't feel like the good old show anymore!

He talks to us about the changes that he wishes did not have to happen, also realizing that it's unreal think that way…

Harshad tells us, "The most recent change I wish didn't have to happen is Preet (Sushant Singh Rajput) leaving us. Although I keep bumping into him as we keep shooting in nearby locations, it's not the same anymore".

"On a serious note, the brother-brother chemistry that Prem and Preet had is something Indian television had never witnessed before. And I'm thinking it will be a very long time before we come across such a thing again", says the actor.

Apart from Sushant, Harshad misses actress Tasneem Sheikh(Daljit) among the cast members. Harshad says, "Tasneem played a very strong negative role. I think after she left, no one has been able to replace that character with any other. She has created a void that can never be filled."

The actor is also disappointed with the mother's- love- gone- bad in Kis Desh. He says, "Viewers enjoyed to see Prem's mother loving him more than anyone else in spite of the fact that he not her child. Even that is non-existent now. In fact the present scenario shows Prem getting blamed by his mother for Preet's death!"

Harshad brings up the much loved chemistry between Prem and Heer (Additi Gupta) in his talks as he goes on to say, "Sadly, not many scenes are dedicated to Heer-Prem romance."

So in spite of all these disappointments, how does Harshad go ahead with work? Harshad's reply comes steadily and clearly - "When a show is created it draws a certain following. People start having certain expectations from it. And we all are just trying (stresses on the word) to live up to it."