‘अनुपमा का बुरा समय शुरू…’ तुलसी विरानी बन TV पर कमबैक कर रही स्मृति ईरानी, फैंस ने किए ऐसे कमेंट्स

Mumbai. Smriti Irani is making a comeback on TV with the second season of her iconic show ‘Because Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi’. The show will come on Jio Hotstar. The show will mostly have earlier artists. The makers today released Smriti Irani’s first look as Tulsi Virani. After this, this look of Smriti started becoming increasingly viral from the show. Seeing the look of Smriti, the fans were excited and started commenting throughout the comments. One user wrote, “It gave us many memories of childhood. It is a feelings, an epic show, which positively changed the Indian TV industry.”

On the viral picture of Smriti Irani, another user wrote, “If the forgotten in the morning comes home in the evening, it is not called forgotten.” One third user wrote, “Yes, we are excited! Please don’t guess the show already.” Where many people made love -filled messages comments. At the same time, some demanded that the show be replaced by Rupali Ganguly’s ‘Anupama’.

One wrote the user, “Stop Anupama and give this show a slot of 10 o’clock, it will be good.” Another user wrote, “Replace Anupama please.” A third user quipped, “Anupama’s bad time has started now.” Smriti Irani is shown in a colored saree in the picture that went viral from ‘Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2’.

Smriti Irani’s drape reminds of the early stages of 2000, when many people used to sit with their family and see Tulsi on-screen introducing their family. With a light smile and glowing vermilion on the forehead, Smriti’s look in the reboot of ‘Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi’ is ready to take you to a nostalgic journey.

Smriti Irani said about the show, “Some trips return to the entire circle. Not only for the old memories, but for a purpose. Because to return to ‘Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi’, it is not just to return to one role, but to return to the story that gave a new definition to Indian television and gave me a new direction. In I have worked on two impressive forums- media and public policy, each of which has its own influence, and each needs different commitments.

Smriti Irani said in the last, “Today I am standing at a turn where experience meets emotions, and creativity with firm belief. I want to not only appreciate the creative industry of India, but really strong. ”