‘Anupamaa’ actor Sudhansu Pandey shares his thoughts on Paras Kalnawat’s ‘breach of contract’; says it’s nobody’s fault

Television Actor Paras Kalnawat entertained the audience as the character Saman Shah on the popular show ‘Anupamaa’. The production house of the show recently released a statement about terminating the actor's services on the accusations of "breaching the contract." The statement spread in a matter of seconds and fans of the actors were incredibly disheartened upon hearing the news. Several co-stars were taken aback by the news as they found out with the rest of the world about the same.

Sudhanshu Pandey who plays the role of Vanraj Shah on the show shares "No, I had no clue about this. On the set, everybody got to know only yesterday (Tuesday, July 26) through the news clipping that stated this has happened. All of us were shocked. I spoke to Paras also and asked him 'How come ya?' I had a chat with him last night. I guess there is some reason because of which this has happened. Sometimes there are certain things we do without realising that it could go in the wrong direction and even if you try to rectify them, the time goes by."

The actor further expressed "It's nobody's fault. Everybody has their own sensibilities and understanding of doing things. Later, when we've realised that you know it may not have been the best thing that you have done. But once you've made a choice, you've got to stick to it, that's how it is right now."

Both actors Sudhanshu Pandey and Paras Kalnawat have enjoyed the highest rating since day one. To conclude Sudhanshu said, "It's very unfortunate and I told Paras that it is very difficult to think that you'll not be there in the show because from day 1 we have all been together. He's been a fun boy on the set also, always up to some or the other mischief. It is unfortunate."

The production house spoke up and said, "We as a production house won't entertain breach of contract. We have terminated his services as an actor with immediate effect. We wish him all the best for his future endeavours."