Angad Hasija Praises 'Tumm Se Tumm Tak' Co-Star Sharad Kelkar: "He's Incredibly Warm, Caring, and Down-to-Earth"

Actor Angad Hasija shares insights on his off-screen bond with Sharad Kelkar, the changing landscape of Indian television, and upcoming high-stakes drama in Studio LSD's popular series 'Tumm Se Tumm Tak'.

Jul 29, 2026 - 20:42
Angad Hasija Praises 'Tumm Se Tumm Tak' Co-Star Sharad Kelkar: "He's Incredibly Warm, Caring, and Down-to-Earth"

Actor Angad Hasija, currently drawing viewer acclaim for his portrayal of the emotionally layered character Yashvardhan in Studio LSD's daily drama Tumm Se Tumm Tak, has opened up about the dynamic atmosphere behind the scenes. While the on-screen narrative delivers high-voltage family drama and complex emotional conflicts, Hasija reveals that the set environment is characterized by camaraderie, shared humor, and warm professional relationships.

Central to this positive off-screen environment is his long-standing bond with co-star Sharad Kelkar, who headlines the show as Aryavardhan. Hasija revealed that their professional and personal acquaintance spans nearly fifteen years, creating an effortless level of comfort during scenes. Addressing public perception, Hasija noted that while audiences often assume Kelkar is intense due to his commanding screen presence and grave roles, he is remarkably warm, accessible, and grounded in real life, maintaining the same humility throughout his career.

The natural rapport between the two actors frequently brings lighthearted moments to the shooting process. Hasija shared with a laugh that their continuous conversations and joking around often require gentle reminders from the director to begin filming. Beyond his scenes with Kelkar, Hasija highlighted his strong working dynamic with co-star Niharika Chouksey (who plays Anu) and expressed appreciation for the entire ensemble, describing the cast and production crew as a cohesive family unit.

Reflecting on his journey within the television industry, Hasija acknowledged the shifting expectations of contemporary viewers. Comparing his early days as a novice actor to his current experience, he observed that modern television audiences evaluate content differently. With newer and younger viewers recognizing him primarily through his recent roles rather than his past projects, he approaches characters like Yashvardhan as a completely fresh opportunity to connect with the audience.

Offering advice to emerging actors entering the entertainment field, Hasija emphasized the necessity of mental resilience alongside talent. Given the rigorous schedules and demanding workloads inherent to daily television production, he stressed that self-discipline, mental preparation, and self-reliance are essential qualities for sustaining a long-term career in the industry.

Teasing the upcoming narrative arc of Tumm Se Tumm Tak, Hasija promised significant twists in store for viewers. As long-buried family secrets regarding Yashvardhan begin to unfold, audiences will gain deeper insight into his motivations, accompanied by emotional family reunions and an increasingly supportive bond with Anu as the drama progresses.

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