Niyati Fatnani’s performance on Tere Ishq Mein Ghayal is getting much attention now. Before that, the actress has participated in various productions, and her work has always been well-received. The actress said they shot in temperatures of minus twenty degrees Celsius.

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Niyati, on her involvement in Tere Ishq Mein Ghayal, adds, “I had a little appearance as Avantika in the program. My part in the plot is crucial. The werewolf Tej, alias Arjun Bijlani, has won Avantika’s heart. In this scene, she will be through a vulnerable period.”

Niyati says, “When I was questioned about my experience shooting in chilly circumstances. At one point, when filming in Mussoorie’s outdoors, I had to sprint through a scene and came dangerously close to losing consciousness due to the low temperatures. The opportunity to film a genuine scenario in an authentic setting was a refreshing and educational change for me. Shooting in Mussoorie at a chilly 0 degrees, all I needed was a jacket and shawl to cover my lehenga. To remain warm, I continued chugging coffee. It was exciting to film in such a frigid environment, especially for someone from Mumbai.”

Niyati has worked on many programs, including Nazar, Yeh Moh Moh Ke Dhage, and D4 – Get up and Dance. Against Karan Wahi, she became a household name with her portrayal in the film Channa Mereya. She also appeared in a brief role in Aashiqana as Gul Khan.

Tere Ishq Mein Ghayal

Tere Ishq Mein Ghayal is a popular fictional Indian thriller program starring Karan Kundrra, Gashmeer Mahajani, and Reem Shaikh. It centers around Esha, a brave little girl portrayed by Reem Sameer Shaikh, and her close bond with two brothers, Veer (Karan Kundrra) and Armaan (Gashmeer Mahajani).

Esha, a human who falls in love with two vampire brothers, goes through a harrowing experience with both of them. The love triangle in this romantic fantasy tale set in the magical hamlet of Landsdale is flavored with solid love, difficulties, and peril. The first episode of this serial aired on Colors on February 13 at 9 p.m.