Sunayana Fozdar On What TMKOC Means To Fans

Last Updated: May 24, 2025, 17:36 IST

Sunayana Fozdar, understood for having fun Anjali bhabi in Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, has actually seen the program’s effect firsthand.

Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah has actually subjugated followers’ hearts for 17 years, coming to be greater than simply a program and currently, it belongs of individuals’s day-to-days live. And Sunayana Fozdar, that plays Anjali Mehta, really feels specifically the exact same. In a current meeting with a leading media electrical outlet, she called the program “a real blessing from God” and opened up about what it really means to the audience.

She shared, “I think yeh logon ke dil mein basta hai aur characters bhi logon ke dil mein baste hain. Yeh aisi cheez hai jo number game se hatkar hai (I believe this show holds a special place in people’s hearts, and so do its characters. It goes beyond just TRPs or numbers).”

She included, “Bohot saare log hain jo 17 saal se reveal dekh rahe hain, aur naye log bhi jud rahe hain. Bhagwan ki Kripa hai, I assume sab the same level (There are individuals that have actually been looking for 17 years, and brand-new visitors maintain signing up with. It absolutely seems like God’s true blessing– for everybody included).”

And her gratitude isn’t just words, Sunayana has seen the show’s impact firsthand. She recalled a touching moment during a hospital visit that truly moved her.

Speaking to ETimes, she said, “During a hospital visit, I noticed that this show is played in almost every room. Seeing that made me feel like, in our own way, this is how we’re contributing to the world-you know,by bringing a bit of comfort and joy to people even in tough times.”

This just confirms what followers currently understand that TMKOC is greater than simply a comedy. It’s that daily dosage of giggling, that best state of mind lifter– whether it’s a harsh day at the office, a silent lunch break, or a delighted household minute.

As the program remained to bring smiles throughout generations, Sunayana stated that she was just happy to be component of something so deeply liked.

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