Exclusive - Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah's Sunayana Fozdar moved by the show being played in hospital rooms; says 'This is our way of giving back'
Actress Sunayana Fozdar , who plays the much-loved Anjali Bhabhi in Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah , recently shared a heartfelt message about what the show truly means to people.
She said, “I think ye show logon ke dil me basta hai aur characters bhi logon ke dil me baste hai. Ye aisi cheez hai ke number game se hatkar hai. Waise bhi bohot aise log hai jo 17 saal se ye show dekh rahe hai aur naye log bhi jude hai show se. Bhagwan ki kripa hai, I think sab par.”
(I believe this show holds a special place in people’s hearts, and its characters have become just as beloved. It’s something that goes beyond the number game. There are so many people who have been watching it for the past 17 years, and new viewers continue to join in. It’s truly a blessing from God, not just for me, but for everyone involved.)
Sunayana feels the show goes far beyond just TRPs or viewership figures—it's deeply connected to people's emotions. She recalled a touching experience during a hospital visit, where she saw firsthand how much the show means to people, realizing its true impact in their everyday lives.
“I was talking to someone recently, and I mentioned that during a visit to the hospital, I noticed that this show is played in almost every room. Seeing that made me feel like, in our own way, this is how we’re contributing to the world—you know, by bringing a bit of comfort and joy to people even in tough times.”
Her words reflect the love and comfort the show gives to millions of people, especially in tough times. Whether it’s a sick patient watching it in a hospital or a family gathering in front of the TV every evening, TMKOC has become more than just entertainment.
Through laughter, emotions, and positive values , the show continues to heal, connect, and spread smiles—and Sunayana feels truly grateful to be part of it.
She said, “I think ye show logon ke dil me basta hai aur characters bhi logon ke dil me baste hai. Ye aisi cheez hai ke number game se hatkar hai. Waise bhi bohot aise log hai jo 17 saal se ye show dekh rahe hai aur naye log bhi jude hai show se. Bhagwan ki kripa hai, I think sab par.”
(I believe this show holds a special place in people’s hearts, and its characters have become just as beloved. It’s something that goes beyond the number game. There are so many people who have been watching it for the past 17 years, and new viewers continue to join in. It’s truly a blessing from God, not just for me, but for everyone involved.)
Sunayana feels the show goes far beyond just TRPs or viewership figures—it's deeply connected to people's emotions. She recalled a touching experience during a hospital visit, where she saw firsthand how much the show means to people, realizing its true impact in their everyday lives.
“I was talking to someone recently, and I mentioned that during a visit to the hospital, I noticed that this show is played in almost every room. Seeing that made me feel like, in our own way, this is how we’re contributing to the world—you know, by bringing a bit of comfort and joy to people even in tough times.”
Her words reflect the love and comfort the show gives to millions of people, especially in tough times. Whether it’s a sick patient watching it in a hospital or a family gathering in front of the TV every evening, TMKOC has become more than just entertainment.
Through laughter, emotions, and positive values , the show continues to heal, connect, and spread smiles—and Sunayana feels truly grateful to be part of it.
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