Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin Producer On SaiRat Fans Trolling Aishwarya Aka Pakhi: Ye Achha Nahi Ho Raha…

GHKKPM Producer On Trolling: Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin, featuring Neil Bhatt and Ayesha Singh as the main protagonists, is among the most successful shows on the TV screen currently.

CURRENT TRACK OF GHUM HAI KISIKEY PYAAR MEIIN

Produced by Cockrow Entertainment and Shaika Films, GHKKPM is currently going through a major twist as Sai has finally tied the knot with Dr. Satya (Harshad Arora) while Patralekha (Aishwarya Sharma) has left Virat and Chavan house.

Aishwarya Sharma, who played the antagonist Pakhi in the hit show, recently quit the show leaving fans surprised. The loyal viewers must be aware that SaiRat fans used to troll her continuously.

In a recent interview, Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin director-producer Rajesh Singh has opened up about social media users trolling Aishwarya. He stated that trolling happens only when fans are connected strongly with show.

GHUM HAI KISIKEY PYAAR MEIIN PRODUCER DIRECTOR ON TROLLING

Talking to Bollywood Spy, he said, "I think that is the success of your show. Trolling bohot important hai. Agar troll kar rahe hai matlab they're so much engrossed into it, with the characters. They are invested in the characters. Kehte the na pehle, Praan (veteran actor known for villainous roles) saab, mujhe yaad hai unka nterview tha ki wo party mei gaye aur bacche dar gaye."

He added, "Agar aap aisa kuch play kar rahe ho aur log troll kar rahe hai, iska matlab there's so much rivalry in viewers also. They want to see something like that and troll ke baad hi they come and watch it. Toh unko kahi na kahi ye toh lagta hai ki ye na conflict create kar raha hai character, ye achha nahi ho raha hai, iske saath accha hona chahiye, and the other person is fighting for it. That is something like very competitive. I take it as a very competitive attitude. Actors also should react to it, not get affected by it. Obviously, because character pe log react kar rahe hai. There's nothing personal in that toh I respect viewers on that. They're like TV is more about characters, it is not about an actor. Woh SRK ya Amitabh Bachchan ke baare mei baat nahi kar rahe hai, wo character ke baare mei baatein kar rahe hai. Jab tak aap wo character play kar rahe ho, aapko jaanenge, jab nahi play karoge, aapko nahi jaanenge."

According to Rajesh, everything has positive and negative aspects, and it ultimately comes down to how you perceive it. Just like how viewers celebrate and support your characters, both love and hate, emotions are an integral part of the experience. It's important to acknowledge and appreciate this support from your audience.

Well, he has a point. Don't you agree? Share your views in the comments section below.