'I could not leave Pavitra Rishta' 'Pavitra Rishta is my show.'
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'I created that character and it is not easy to let go, especially for someone like me who is so attached to things from the past, to memories and emotions.'
'I could not leave Pavitra Rishta' 'Pavitra Rishta is my show.'

Ankita Lokhande made her A debut with Pavitra Rishta way back in 2009, opposite Sushant Singh Rajput. Now, the actress returns in the show's reboot. It is a very big thing like even after 12 years, she (Ekta Kapoor) still believes in me as a lead. By God's grace, I still look the same, otherwise, it would have been very difficult, Ankita tells

Shaheer Sheikh is very popular, but don't you think Manav's popularity demanded a bigger star?

No, we did not want a star. We wanted someone who is a real and ordinary man and can carry off the character. You do not need a star to make a show popular. Even I am doing this show, and I am not a big star. I feel Shaheer has a bigger fan following than me. Also, when people see Pavitra Rishta, if they see Ankita Lokhande, then I have failed at my job. They need to see Archana. The same goes for Shaheer. He is looking like Manav. If I can feel that he is looking like Manav, then he is Manav. Nobody can know Manav more than me, right?

You have been one of the few actresses who started from television and went on to do well in films. Is it difficult for a TV actress to get roles in movies?

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