The Show Starring Neha Rana as Megha, Neil Bhatt as Arjun, and Kinshuk Mahajan as Manoj, produced by Parin Multimedia for Colors TV.

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Megha Character Played by Neha Rana in Megha Barsenge Says

“It is incredibly fulfilling to portray Megha’s journey from being a wide-eyed bride to a woman who finds herself questioning everything she once believed in. One of the most challenging aspects of this role was capturing the many emotions that Megha goes through – from the initial excitement of marrying an NRI to the devastating realization that she has been abandoned, and finally, her determination to confront her husband.

Who Plays the role of Arjun, in Megha Barsenge Says

“I’m grateful to Colors for offering me a role in a show that sparks crucial conversations about bride abandonment. This issue often goes unaddressed, and I believe it’s important for television as a medium to bring everyone’s attention to it. Returning to Colors feels like coming home.

In a world where we often hear about toxic masculinity, it’s refreshing and necessary to showcase men who are catalysts for positive change. If my portrayal can inspire even a handful of viewers to reflect on these issues or stand up against injustice, I’ll consider it a job well done.”

Who Plays the role of Manoj, in Megha Barsenge Says

“Taking on the role of Manoj in Megha Barsenge has been both challenging and eye-opening. As an actor, I’ve always strived to portray diverse characters, but playing a con man who exploits the dreams and trust of an innocent bride has been particularly intense. My character represents a dark reality that unfortunately exists in our society.

Manoj’s actions are reprehensible, and I hope that by showcasing the manipulation involved in such schemes, viewers will be alert to these dangers.” In a striking visual campaign to raise awareness about the plight of abandoned brides, women dressed in bridal attire were spotted at Chandigarh airport, drawing curious glances from travelers.

Airports are where we witness joy and longing, but for abandoned brides they have become symbols of endless waiting. This spotting echoes the sentiments of newlywed women, left behind by husbands who have gone abroad, sparking conversations about the cascading effect of the social evil on the institution of marriage and families