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It’s a reunion after 27 years

After 27 years, actors Sulbha Arya and Kiran Karmarkar are all set to reunite in Sony Entertainment Television’s new show Ishaaron Ishaaron Mein. Interestingly, in 1992, Sulbha and Kiran worked together in a show titled Ye Duniya Gazab Ki in which Kiran played Sulbha’s son.

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After 27 years, actors Sulbha Arya and Kiran Karmarkar are all set to reunite in Sony Entertainment Television’s new show Ishaaron Ishaaron Mein. Interestingly, in 1992, Sulbha and Kiran worked together in a show titled Ye Duniya Gazab Ki in which Kiran played Sulbha’s son. Now, in Ishaaron Ishaaron Mein also Kiran will be seen as Sulbha Arya’s son. Owing to the great bonding they share, both the actors are really excited to create the mother-son relationship yet again with this show. 

Says Kiran Karmakar, “When I got to know that I am going to share screen space with Sulbha ji, I was very happy and excited. I have worked with her once in 1992 and it has been more than two-and-a-half decades since we last shared screen space. Sulbha Arya ji is a well-known actor in the television industry. I’ve got the opportunity to work with her again and I am looking forward to the project. She has always been a guide to me off the screen.” 

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