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Mrunal Thakur Reunites with Kumkum Bhagya Co-Stars in Heartwarming Meetup

Actress Mrunal Thakur reunited with her former co-stars from the television show Kumkum Bhagya in a nostalgic gathering. Supriya Shukla, who played her on-screen mother, shared heartfelt pictures and a note on social media from the meetup. The reunion took fans back to Mrunal's time playing Bulbul on the hit show, which she left in 2016. The show remains one of Indian television's most popular daily soaps.

Mrunal Thakur reunites with BFFs from her former TV show Kumkum Bhagya

Mumbai, March 12

Actress Mrunal Thakur, on Wednesday evening, reunited with her former co-stars from the popular television show Kumkum Bhagya, further taking fans down memory lane.

Actor Supriya Shukla, who essayed the role of Mrunal's mother in the show, shared a carousel of pictures on her social media account that featured members of the Kumkum Bhagya team as they came together after many years.

In the post, Supriya penned an emotional note for veteran actress Madhu Raja on her birthday and reminisced about their long-standing bond.

The Hindi part of the caption written by Supriya, that further written in English transcription, read, "Aap jeeyo hazaaron saal. Aur hum hamesha yoonhi.. milte.. khilkhilate rahein...

Aur golgappe.. chaat pakori khate rahein.. khaaskar hamari pyaari chatoree Madhu aunty."

She added, "Mrunal... apne pyaare se ghar mein der saara pyaar... mazedaar khaana.. meetha.. aur baatein... hum sab phir se wahin chale gaye jahaan se shuru hua tha ye rishta... yoonhi tarakki karti raho pyaari ladki."

The actress further wrote, "Yeh geet tumhare pyaare parivaar.. aur pyaar se bhare ghar ke liye tumhari taraf se meri aur se..."

The carousel included a happy group picture showing the actors standing together, and smiling together as they posed for the camera.

Mrunal looked stunning in a lavender traditional salwar kameez.

For the uninitiated, before venturing into Bollywood, Mrunal Thakur was a popular face on Indian television.

The screws rose to fame playing Bulbul in Kumkum Bhagya, where she portrayed the second lead in the show.

Mrunal exited the hit TV show in 2016, when her character Bulbul was killed off in the storyline, marking the end of her character's journey on the show.

In the show Kumkum Bhagya, Supriya Shukla essayed the role of Mrunal's mother, while the titular role in the show was played by Sriti Jha.

The show went on to become one of the most popular daily soaps on Indian television.

Talking about Mrunal Thakur, the actress was last seen in the movie Do Deewane Sheher Mein opposite Siddhant Chaturvedi.

— IANS

Reader Comments

Arjun K

Nostalgia hitting hard! The caption about golgappe and chaat is so relatable. These behind-the-scenes bonds are what make Indian TV shows special. Good to see Mrunal thriving in Bollywood but never forgetting her roots.

Sarah B

As someone who discovered Mrunal through her films, it's fascinating to see this part of her journey. The transition from TV to movies seems so seamless for some actors in India. She looked beautiful in the lavender suit!

Vikram M

Respectfully, while the reunion is sweet, I do wish articles would focus more on an actor's current work. Mrunal is doing great films now. That said, Supriya Shukla's caption was genuinely touching – "yoonhi tarakki karti raho" – such a typical Indian aunty blessing!

Rohit P

Bulbul's track was the best part of Kumkum Bhagya for me! Still remember how sad I was when her character was killed off. 😢 TV actors work so hard, glad Mrunal got her big break in movies. More power to her!

Nisha Z

This is the wholesome content we need! In an industry known for rivalry, seeing such genuine, lasting friendships is wonderful. The mention of "pyaare se ghar" and "mazedaar khaana" gives such warm, family vibes. 🏡

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