The
much-awaited
second
season
of
Sasural
Simar
Ka
is
all
set
to
go
on-air
from
today
(April
26,
2021).
Sasural
Simar
Ka
2
will
be
aired
on
Colors
at
6:30
pm
from
Monday
to
Friday.
Well,
ever
since
the
promo
of
SSK
2
released,
fans
can't
keep
calm
to
see
it
on
TV.
Amidst
the
excitement,
Filmibeat
recently
contacted
Vibha
Bhagat,
who
is
playing
a
grey-shade
character
Chitra
Oswal,
(Gitanjali
Devi's
second
daughter-in-law).
For
the
unversed,
the
shooting
is
currently
going
on
in
Agra,
due
to
the
lockdown
in
Maharashtra.
When
asked
about
her
character
in
Sasural
Simar
Ka
2,
Vibha
Bhagat
said,
"I
am
playing
a
grey-shade
character,
which
will
be
positive
as
well
as
negative.
I
am
playing
one
of
the
strongest
characters
in
the
entire
series.
Chitra
knows
how
to
protect
her
house.
Chitra
wants
to
do
everything
for
her
son.
My
character
is
intelligent,
smart,
mature,
strong-headed
and
she
knows
how
the
work
needs
to
be
done.
She
is
quite
classy,
rich,
socialite
and
knows
what
happens
in
everyone's
lives.
Chitra
is
just
wow."
Working
in
Sasural
Simar
Ka
2
is
indeed
a
blessing
for
anyone,
as
the
show
has
its
own
legacy.
While
expressing
her
feeling
working
in
the
show,
Vibha
said,
"I
am
feeling
excited
and
nervous
as
well,
because
we
have
a
big
responsibility
to
make
another
milestone.
All
are
working
hard
to
make
it
bigger
and
better
because
the
plot
is
the
same
but
the
storyline
is
different.
We
are
hoping
that
audience
will
love
the
second
season
as
well.
We
will
entertain
you
for
sure,
so
please
sit
at
home
and
enjoy
our
show."
Also
Read
:
Sasural
Simar
Ka
2:
Radhika
Muthukumar
Says
She
Was
Nervous
When
She
Auditioned
For
Choti
Simar
Amid
the
COVID-19
crisis,
the
makers
are
taking
all
the
necessary
precautions
while
shooting.
Vibha
Bhagat
praised
the
arrangements
done
by
the
team
and
said,
"Everyone's
task
right
now
is
to
get
work
done
on
time.
But
kudos
to
the
production
for
taking
care
of
everyone
and
following
all
protocols
in
a
better
way.
Our
stay,
food
and
hygiene
are
being
taken
care
by
the
makers
with
proper
arrangements."