Sana Amin Sheikh and Kinshuk Mahajan's track to end on Zee TV's Bhootu

The makers of Zee TV's Bhootu made an overnight decision of ending the track of the lead Sana Amin Sheikh and Kinshuk Mahajan. Sana expressed her displeasure about the same to a leading daily.

By Aishwarya V

Updated on Jan 30, 2018 | 11:59 PM IST | 10.5M

Sana Amin Sheikh and Kinshuk Mahajan are the leads on the show Bhootu which airs on Zee TV. The show started airing from last year and is based on a cute little ghost.

Now as per reports in a leading daily, Kinshuk and Sana will be no more a part of the show. The makers have decided to end their characters and there will be no show by them from the month of February.

Talking about it, Sana stated to the daily, "Neither did they give us a reason, nor did we ask them. In fact, our show is doing well in the early evening slot. I guess it’s a creative experiment and the producers want to turn it into a kids’ show."

She further spoke about how unfair these decisions are for actors. Sana added, "It is indeed very disheartening. Actors are the most vulnerable on a TV show’s set. If you are the protagonist, you will not be able to do more than one show at a time. So, once the project ends, you have to start hunting for work again. Such a scenario causes insecurity among actors. I am fortunate that I am an RJ and I am quite satisfied with my acting career. I go with the flow and have even done cameos after playing lead characters. I believe that as an artiste, my job is to perform, irrespective of the length of the character. I am still positive and there is no bad blood between the producers of Bhootu and me. We worked hard for seven months and now, it feels like our exams are finally over. I just want to clarify that contrary to the reports that we have been asked to leave or we are exiting the show, the truth is that our tracks are ending."

Sana concluded by saying, "Many new actors assume that their shows will run for an indefinite period and are left heartbroken when they end abruptly. I would advise them to save the money they make in the first two years; that will help them sail through the difficult times."