I Wanted to become doctor, but now getting to play one on TV says Gaurav Khanna

Gaurav Khanna

Actor Gaurav Khanna, who stars in "Tere Bin" — which as indicated by him is a crisp and "develop" tackle love triangles — is happy to play a specialist on screen as he says it's a calling he needed to seek after in his genuine living.

The new &TV appear, which was dispatched here within the sight of its cast individuals on Tuesday, will take viewers into the universe of penances and show what happens when you run over your first love in the wake of pushing forward in life.

Beginning July 18, "Tere Bin" will highlight Gaurav and Shefali Sharma as a wedded couple, specialist Akshay and Vijaya, who don't love each other however stay together in light of their eight-year-old girl Neeti (Mahi Kanani). Be that as it may, things take a turn in their affection after Akshay's first love, Doctor Nandini (Khushboo Tawde) returns into his life.

Discussing it, Gaurav said at the dispatch: "This is the first occasion when I am doing a developed romantic tale. It's an exceptionally relatable story and not out of the world. Individuals can see such kind of stories, in actuality, as well."

Gaurav said acting was never at the forefront of his thoughts as he generally needed to wind up a specialist, in actuality.

"I contemplated science in class 11. I really needed to wind up a specialist. In any case, because of science aptitudes, my family requesting that I do MBA. It was my youth dream to wind up a specialist. So getting an opportunity to play it on screen feels extraordinary. I entirely considered acting," said the performing artist, who has beforehand showed up in shows like "Kumkum", "Yeh Pyar Na Hoga Kam" and "Jeevan Saathi".

"Tere Bin" will check the first run through when Shefali, who has already highlighted in shows like "Bani – Ishq Da Kalma" and "Diya Aur Baati Hum", will be seen playing a mother.

Remarking on the same, she said: "I have been doing a considerable measure of arrangements for this demonstrate to as I don't know industry standards to manage youngsters as I am recently hitched. When I became more acquainted with that I need to play a mother to an eight-year-old, I got confounded.

"In any case, I marked this show as I thought it is extraordinary to see the world from a mother's perspective. So my onscreen little girl is really preparing me for future."

Solicited whether the story from the show is enlivened from Yash Chopra's 1981 sentimental dramatization film "Silsila", Khushboo said: "I have seen the film. On the off chance that you are relating the film with our appear, then it would be an extraordinary compliment for us. I feel it is not intimate romance when there are no inconveniences and relinquishes in it."