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Shaheer Sheikh's Dastaan-E-Mohabbat: Salim Anarkali to replace THIS show
As per reports in an entertainment portal, Shaheer Sheikh starrer Salim Anarkali: Dastaan-e-Mohabbat will be going on air soon and will be replacing this hit show.
It's a known fact that a show set in the Mughal era titled Salim Anarkali: Dastaan-e-Mohabbat starring Shaheer Sheikh will be going on air soon on Colors. Now as per reports in India Forums, the show will be replacing one of the longest-running shows of Colors that is, Udaan. Yes, Udaan will be going off air after four years of airing. Udaan stars Meera Deosthale, Vijayendra Kumeria, Vidhi Pandya and Mohammad Nazim in the lead roles. Salim Anarkali: Dastaan-e-Mohabbat will be airing from October 2, 2018.
Earlier, during an interaction with Pinkvilla, Shaheer recently had admitted that he is looking forward to playing a historical character in a show. Incidentally, he had mentioned being smitten watching Dilip Kumarji in Mughal-E-Azam and expressed his desire to play something like that onscreen. Salim Anarkali: Dastaan-e-Mohabbat also stars Uzair Basir and Naisha Khanna are playing the young titular characters. Apart from them, Shahbaz Khan, Gurdeep Punj, Aruna Irani, Piyush Sahdev, among others are also a part of the ensemble cast.
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On being asked if she has any apprehensions about playing Shaheer's mother as he is just a few years younger to her, Gurdip earlier replied to The Times of India, "Not at all. I have no such qualms. Though the age difference isn’t much, I have worked for more years than Shaheer. People have seen me mature as an actor, so they offer me roles keeping that in mind. Also, this is a historical show and we know that women would get married at an early age back then. It’s a strong character and I am too excited to play the part. I am a mother of two in real life and so, maternal love comes naturally to me. That makes it easier to portray my character with conviction."
