Every
year
on
April
10th,
National
Siblings
Day
is
celebrated
to
honour
the
importance
of
siblings
in
our
lives.
Siblings
are
believed
to
be
our
best
friends
and
sometimes
our
worst
enemies,
as
they
urge
us
to
be
our
best
selves,
embarrass
us,
and
serve
as
our
most
powerful
motivators
and
competitors.
&TV
artists
Srashti
Maheshwari
(Ajamukhi,
Baal
Shiv),
Zoya
Mirza
(Aditi
Jaiswal,
Aur
Bhai
Kya
Chal
Raha
Hai?),
Sapna
Sikarwar
(Bimlesh,
Happu
Ki
Ultan
Paltan),
and
Rohitashv
Gour
(Manmohan
Tiwari,
Bhabiji
Ghar
Par
Hai)
talk
about
their
special
bond
with
their
onscreen
siblings
on
this
day.
Baal
Shiv
actress
Srashti
Maheshwari
(Ajamukhi),
talking
about
her
onscreen
brother
Kapil
Nirmal
(Tarkasur),
says,
"When
I
learned
that
I
would
be
playing
Tarkasur's
(Kapil
Nirmal)
sister,
I
was
ecstatic.
We
did
not
talk
much
on
the
first
day,
but
we
have
bonded
quite
well
with
time.
We
share
a
wonderful
friendship.
Apart
from
discussing
the
script
and
scenes,
we
keep
pulling
each
other's
legs
and
making
fun
of
each
other.
But
at
the
same
time,
we
also
respect
each
other's
work
a
lot.
Kapil
and
I
share
quite
a
unique
bond.
He
is
the
coolest
brother
who
supports
his
sister
in
everything
(laughs).
We
spend
a
lot
of
time
together,
and
our
bond
has
only
become
stronger
in
the
past
two
months.
Our
onscreen
brother-sister
pairing
has
been
getting
a
lot
of
rave
reviews,
and
many
people
have
appreciated
our
work.
On
National
Siblings
Day,
my
only
wish
for
my
onscreen
brother
is
that
our
friendship
continues
to
grow
so
that
I
can
trouble
him
more
and
more.
(laughs)."
Aur
Bhai
Kya
Chal
Raha
Hai?
Actress
Aditi
Jaiswal
(Zoya
Mirza),
talking
about
her
bond
with
his
onscreen
brother
Inaam
Mirza
played
by
Divyansh
Mishra,
says,
"We
share
a
strong
sibling
bond
in
both
reel
and
real
life.
We
do
everything
together,
from
our
lines
to
our
homework.
When
we
met
for
the
first
time
on
sets,
we
were
hesitant
to
speak,
but
things
have
changed
drastically.
If
we
are
sitting
together,
it
becomes
difficult
for
anyone
to
make
us
quiet.
As
we
have
too
many
things
to
share,
I
see
him
as
my
younger
brother.
He
is
extremely
naughty
and
does
not
miss
any
chance
to
harass
me.
One
day,
I
still
remember
that
he
got
an
artificial
bug
on
the
set
that
looked
real,
and
he
hid
it
inside
my
script.
As
soon
as
I
was
going
through
those
pages,
I
yelled,
and
everyone
on
set
laughed.
At
first,
I
was
irritated
with
him,
but
later
I
could
't
stop
my
laughter".
Happu
Ki
Ultan
Paltan's
Sapna
Sikarwar
(Bimlesh)
and
her
onscreen
sister
Kamna
Pathak
(Rajesh)
share
a
real
sisterhood
bond.
And
this
is
what
she
had
to
say,
"I
felt
like
I
was
staring
into
a
mirror
when
I
first
met
Kamna
and
interacted
with
her!
Everyone
around
us
is
perplexed
and
amused
by
our
startling
resemblances!
It
appears
that
we
are
sisters.
When
I
initially
met
Kamna,
she
put
me
at
ease
immediately.
Our
friendship
became
so
strong
in
just
a
few
days
that
we
would
go
on
our
little
fun
trip
in
between
breaks
and
talk
about
anything
and
laugh
at
the
silliest
jokes.
It's
a
joy
to
work
with
her,
and
we
get
along
swimmingly.
The
chemistry
that
audiences
experience
between
us
is
natural,
I
would
say.
Our
choices
are
so
similar
that
we
make
fun
of
each
other
by
joking
that
we
are
both
real
sisters".
Bhabiji
Ghar
Par
Hai's
Rohitashv
Gour
(Manmohan
Tiwari),
talking
about
his
onscreen
brother
Ladoo
(Hardik
Gohil),
shares,
"There
is
no
other
relationship
that
compares
to
that
of
siblings.
That
sibling
bond
is
unbreakable,
regardless
of
their
age
gap,
physical
distance,
or
current
relationship.
In
the
show,
my
bond
with
my
younger
brother,
Ladoo
Tiwari,
is
extremely
popular
as
Angoori
addresses
me
as'
Ladoo
ke
bhaiya
',
and
our
fans
love
that.
The
character
is
played
by
Hardik,
who
is
a
lovely
child.
He
is
as
humorous
in
real
life
as
he
is
onscreen.
It's
been
quite
some
time
since
we
haven't
shot
together,
but
whenever
I
get
a
chance
to
speak
with
him,
I
do".
Keep
watching
these
onscreen
siblings
and
their
fun
bond
onscreen
in
Baal
Shiv,
Aur
Bhai
Kya
Chal
Raha
Hai?,
Happu
Ki
Ultan
Paltan
and
Bhabiji
Ghar
Par
Hai,
from
8:00
pm
to
10:30
pm,
airing
every
Monday
to
Friday
only
on
&TV!