Banni
Chow
Home
Delivery,
which
stars
Ulka
Gupta
and
Pravisht
Mishra
in
the
lead
roles,
is
one
of
the
top
shows
on
the
TRP
chart.
People
are
loving
Banni's
swag
and
Yuvaan's
innocence
in
the
show.
The
show
was
previously
in
the
headlines
as
many
compared
it
to
Hema
Malini
and
Jeetendra's
film
Jyoti.
However,
producer
Sumeet
Mittal
clarified
that
their
show
is
not
inspired
by
the
film
and
he
takes
the
comparison
as
a
compliment.
In
the
recent
episode,
Banni
had
an
emotional
breakdown
recalling
her
past
wherein
she
was
molested,
and
gets
extremely
aggressive
thinking
about
her
childhood
struggles.
The
sequence
was
shot
very
well
wherein
Banni
was
seen
playing
a
drum
with
her
face
covered
with
red
colour.
The
sequence
had
no
dialogues,
but
Ulka's
performance
won
hearts!
Recently,
the
actress
spoke
about
the
same
and
said
that
it
was
intense
and
fun
shooting
for
the
same.
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Talking
about
TV
shows
and
her
role,
Ulka
was
quoted
by
India-Forums
as
saying,
"Shooting
for
a
regular
TV
drama
is
very
hectic.
We
don't
particularly
get
time
to
prepare
for
anything.
If
there's
an
important
storyline
coming
up,
we
are
informed
about
it.
Most
we
do
is
try
to
graduate
and
escalate
those
levels
of
aggression
or
the
pain
that
is
inside.
I
would
say
that
playing
'Banni' on
a
regular
basis
has
helped
me
feel
everything
naturally
from
her
point
of
view.
Now
it
comes
naturally
to
me."
About
the
sequence,
she
said
that
she
loved
the
sequence
so
much
that
she
wished
to
shoot
such
scenes
as
she
will
get
to
express
with
eyes.
Ulka
concluded
by
saying,
"I
love
the
sequence
so
much.
They
used
safe
colors
for
me,
and
the
look
came
out
exactly
how
we
wanted
it
to.
Puneri
dhol-tasha
was
going
on,
and
there
were
these
big
fans
blowing
wind
behind
the
camera.
It
was
intense,
it
was
fun
and
a
great
experience
for
any
actor.
I
wish
for
more
sequences
like
this
where
we
get
to
express
it
all
with
our
eyes,
act
with
no
dialogues
except
for
the
chaos
inside
the
eyes."