Monaz Mevawala says that she is not a tantrum queen on sahara one

Monaz Mevawala says that she is not a tantrum queen

An actress throwing tantrums and starry airs on the sets of films and TV shows is not a new tale for the entertainment industry. Every day we come across news related to some or the other beauty in town being tagged as the tantrum queen.

Recently, it was Monaz Mevawala aka Jharna Raichand of Kavita Barjatya's Jhilmil Sitaaron ka Aangan Hoga on Sahara One, who was brought in news for her unfriendly behavior on the sets of the daily. It was speculated that Monaz is a tantrum queen on the set and she also refused to share her makeup room with her co-star Sudha Chandran.

However, rubbishing all these rumors, Monaz cleared her side saying, "What has been published in the newspaper is totally rubbish and there's nothing about me that is remotely close to tantrum queen. I am a sweetheart on the set and everybody loves me."  She even maintained that she share a very cordial relation with the veteran Sudha Chandran. 

She also said that such rumors don’t affect her as she knows where she comes from. The actress even added that her team is very supportive and that’s what gave her the confidence of setting the records straight from her ends!

Well, we have no choice except for believing you. Isn’t it friends?

Ekta Kapoor started making telly soaps like Yash Raj films, says Sudha Chandran

Sudha Chandran doesn’t need any introduction as the lady was an inspiration already before she forayed in the glam biz. She started her career with Nache Mayuri, which is a film based on her real-life story and also braved out of a tragic accident and started dancing again.

Ever since then, Sudha has never looked back and it's been almost three decades that this versatile artist has been entertaining the nation and globe via various mediums. In fact the actress is awestruck with the way television industry has progressed and doesn't mind being recognized as a TV actor.

"TV is what made me a star. It rescued me when I had no work and gave me recognition. Mostly we are addicted to television shows for two reasons; whether it's because we get to connect with the story-line as somewhat similar is faced by all of us, or otherwise it gives you something which is totally fictional, unrealistic but catchy.

But then, Ekta changed all the rules. She started making television like Yash Raj films; her serials were lavish and larger than life. It was time of gloss and plastic."

Well, for this even we would happily give the credit to Ekta, after all she is the queen of small screen!

Jhilmil Sitaron Ka Aangan Hoga

Sooraj Barjatya is a talented man when it comes to penning down family dramas. He is also a renowned filmmaker, remember ‘Hum Aapke Hain Kaun’ and ‘Vivaah’, both movies went on to become blockbusters with the former being one of the all time greatest hits in Bollywood.

Sooraj has been away from the small screen after his successful ‘Woh Rehne Waali Mehlon Ki’ but he is now storming his way back. The industry is abuzz with his latest venture ‘Jhilmil Sitaron Ka Aangan Hoga’ and at the very onset there is an interesting premise.

The central plot of ‘Jhilmil Sitaron Ka Aangan Hoga’ revolves around a doting mother Kalyani Devi whose family has a tradition of getting grooms to move in with the brides at her place instead of the other way around which is a normal custom. So we have Kalyani Devi’s husband and all her brothers in law staying in with their wives as per their quaint tradition. When Kalyani Devi and Raghuveer Raichand’s daughter Angana is set to marry Aakash, tradition and history has to repeat itself and Aakash would be the one saying ‘bidaai’ to his family and not Angana to hers.

The makers have denied any links of the soap to Anil Kapoor starrer ‘Jamai Raja’ which touched the same issue as that of Ghar Jamai. Sooraj insists that ‘Jhilmil Sitaron Ka Aangan Hoga’ would be entertaining and would also convey a social message. He stresses that the story is more about how the lead pair Aakash and Angana transform themselves for the sake of love