Rupali Ganguly Says She Wants The Special “Itna Toh Banta Hai” Episode Of Sarabhai Vs. Sarabhai

One of the most recognizable programs, Sarabhai Vs. Sarabhai continues to be adored by many people today. Rupali Ganguly has recently declared her intention to have a single special episode of Sarabhai Vs. Sarabhai, even though fans have long demanded a new season of the program. In the well-known program, she portrayed Monisha.

The cast of Sarabhai vs. Sarabhai is like family. Everyone in our Sarabhai group is aware of what is happening in one another’s life. Like every spectator, I would like a second season. When we filmed season 2 in 2017 (also known as “Sarabhai vs. Sarabhai: Take 2″), Sahil (played by Sumeet Raghavan) and Monisha (her character) were chhod ke chali gayi thi. So, in my opinion, there must be a conclusion. Just like ‘Friends’, we can have a special one-off episode-itna toh banta hai!” informed E-Times, Rupali.

It is interesting that this comes months after Ratna Pathak Shah discussed Sarabhai Vs. Sarabhai 3 and joked that it was difficult to get Rupali Ganguly’s availability for the production since she was preoccupied with filming her hit program Anupama. “You’ll have to wait till Sarabhai versus. Sarabhai Season 3…look at where we’ve all gotten to now. Request dates from Rupali Ganguly right now. Tauba! Also Sumeet. How are you ever going to capture them? On the phone, I can’t even get them to smile. I’m overjoyed for them. However, it virtually makes the producer’s life difficult,” she stated, as reported by Pinkvilla.

“Well, nobody has time for Sarabhai’s third season. Since the event was 17 years ago, we are fortunate to be seated next to one other and taking photos. This show’s theme song is “zindagi mein aate hain.” We continue to joke around just as we used to on work, the actress continued.

In addition to Ratna Pathak Shah and Rupali Ganguly, other actors who appeared in Sarabhai Vs. Sarabhai were Sumeet Raghavan, Satish Shah, Rajesh Kumar, and the late actress Vaibhavi Upadhyay. The program debuted in 2004.