Mose Chhal Kiye Jaaye stars Vidhi Pandya, Vijayendra Kumeria open up about their idea of love and marriage

Mose Chhal Kiye Jaaye premiered on February 7 on Sony TV. Ahead of the show's release, lead actors Vidhi Pandya and Vijayendra Kumeria got into an exclusive chat with IndiaToday.in where they talked about their characters and their idea of love, among others things.

Sony TV's TV show Mose Chhal Kiye Jaaye premiered on February 7. The storyline of the family drama follows an ambitious and independent woman named Saumya Verma and her husband, Armaan Oberoi, who is a popular TV series producer. He promises to help her achieve her dreams but deceives her later. Lead actors Vidhi Pandya, who plays the role of Saumya, and Vijayendra Kumeria, who essays the character of Armaan, got into an exclusive conversation with IndiaToday.in where they talked about their characters and their idea of love, among other things.

Excerpts from the conversation:

Tell us more about your characters in Mose Chhal Kiye Jaaye.

Vidhi Pandya: I am playing the character of Saumya Verma. She is a girl from Indore who wants to come to Mumbai to fulfil her dreams of becoming a TV writer. She also specifically wants to write for Armaan Oberoi's production company. She has simple sweet desires in life that she wants to follow her passion even after marriage. She knows that women have the power to balance their personal and professional lives well.

Vijayendra Kumeria: Armaan is a complex character. He is an established, successful TV producer. All his shows have been a hit. He is manipulative and image-conscious. He knows how to get his things done. He has his own thought process. Whatever he does, there is an underline meaning to it. He feels that his professional and personal life should be different and he wants a homemaker as his wife.

Saumya is an ambitious woman while Armaan has a deceitful side to him. Do you both relate to your characters in real life?

Vidhi: I definitely do. She is ambitious like me and she loves her family a lot. There are a lot of similarities. I pretty much relate to her in most of the ways.