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I am happy that makers of Thapki don't add on 'Unrealistic drama' to increase TRPs like others: Manish Goplani
Actor Manish Goplani, who is currently playing the role of Bihaan in "Thapki Pyaar ki", says in real life he is quite similar to his character in the popular soap opera. For him relationships are important and he cant see her close ones in any kind of problems. He shares, " I'm fun with people I know. But at the same time people I don't love people who take me for granted. If we are in a relationship, we must value it. He also says that he is a mamma's boy. " For her I can do anything. I believe all my achievements are because of her. As an artist, I am very happy with my character Bihaan in Thapki Pyaar Ki. Nothing would be better than this to grow myself. Even my role and work is very much appreciated by my parents family and friends. This is what helps me to succeed. And most importantly, I have never read any negative feedback about our show at social media too"
Talking about "Thapki Pyaar Ki", which is aired on Colors Television, Manish said: "I am doing the show as I wanted to do something with which today's youth can connect themselves to. The "said" mother-son relationship that people can see between Jaya Bhattacharya and me in the show is very different. The kind of bond they share is amazing. In the show I was shown to be a momma's boy and So I am in real life. On the other part I even try to give best for the responsiblity given on me by my family." He concludes talking about his Show TRP, "I am glad that our production and creative team doesnt use any unrealistic drama to increase trp, unlike other shows running. I think our show values the term 'relationship' and take care it don't harm society in other ways. Our track always moves on with general misunderstandings which are seen in the society and acceptable by the viewers. And I'm glad our production and creative goes hand in hand when it comes to creativity and trp , they really put lot of efforts to get there Where you connect the show to reality."
