Nach Baliye is tougher than Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa : Sargun Mehta

Sargun Mehta, the protagonist of Sony Entertainment Television’s Kyaa Hua Tera Vaada, is looking for fresh work post the closure of the show.

“I have been offered a few projects; let’s see how things work out,” Sargun quips.

The charming actress who debuted with 12/24 Karol Bagh says that after all this she has come to learn that that one should not be too choosy of work. “Let’s face it; there is not much differentiated content in the idiot box. Having said this, I will try to pick up the best from what is coming my way,” the actress avers.

In the hindsight, do you think that you have left a few shows due to your choosy attitude? “No, because if Geeta Ka Dharmyudh had not ended, I would not have got Phulwa. That has been the biggest landmark show of my career so far,” Sargun answers.

When asked about her experience of doing Kyaa Hua, she says, “I had great fun; the show also had its reign.” Were you disappointed at the way it finally shut shop? “I am pragmatic enough to realize that shows will always close in a jiffy; we will never get information if any project would shut down six to twelve months in advance. So, I have learnt to live with it,” the actress informs.

After Nach Baliye, Sargun will want to do more non-fiction shows as well. About Bigg Boss she states, “I might do it but have not been approached so far. Ravi (her boyfriend Ravi Dubey) and I became big fans of this Colors’ format last year. He would record the show for me to see.”

Talking about the above named controversial show, Sargun, talking from an outsider’s perspective says, “It seems quite easy from outside; you just have to spend three months. But I know that it’s quite tough to last that long.”

Finally, on the differences between Nach Baliye and Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa, she says that both formats are as different as chalk and cheese. “It is easier in Jhalak for you to have a trained choreographer assisting you, while in Nach, it was harder for us to do lifts as both Ravi and I were untrained dancers,” she maintains.

Sargun, may you get back to the TV scenario soon..