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a few days ago, Fahman Khan and Sumbul Tukir lead Imlieu make a jump on the show. The Gul Khan the show started with a love story between Gashmeer Mahajani and Sumbul Touqeer who plays the roles of Aditya and Imlie. Later when Fahmaan entered the show as Aryan Singh Rathore, Imlieu was paired with Ariane. Fans loved their Tashan and their chemistry in Imlieu. And to take the story forward after the leap, Sumbul Touqeer and Fahmaan Khan quit the show. Karan Vohra, Mega Chakraborty and Sirat Kapoor entered the show after the jump. However, netizens can’t seem to accept the new cast and storyline.
Imlier makes a leap; Karan Vohra, Megha Chakraborty, Sirat Kapoor join the cast
Generation leaps have become a big deal in Indian television. Imli recently took a generation leap, after which older versions of Chiney and Imli were introduced on the show. While Seerat Kapoor has joined the cast as Cheeni, Megha Chakraborty is seen as Meethi Imlie. On the other hand, Karan Vohra entered the show as Agastya Rana, a rock star DJ. Fans can’t seem to accept the new storyline. They expressed their opinion about the generation leap advertisement released by the channel. Some find it the same repetitive story as Aditya Tripathi’s and hence find it very boring. Check out the promo and reactions to it below:
Watch Imlie post leap promo here:
Megha Chakraborty and Karan Vohra reunite
For the uninitiated, Megha Chakraborty and Karan Vohra previously worked at Krishna Chali London. They played Krishna and Dr. Veer in the show. And this is the second time the two have been paired as Jodi in a TV show. Megha and Karan’s fans are happy for their pairing but the storyline seems redundant.
Recently in an interview, Karan Vohra spoke about being nervous as this marks his comeback on television after Krishna Chali London which went off air in 2019.
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