After impressing us in films like Pyaar Ka Punchnama, Mirzapur, The Railway Men, Madgaon Express, Agni, and more, Divyendu Sharma is all set to wow the audience once again in ZEE5’s upcoming thriller Saali Mohabbat. During an exclusive interaction ahead of the film’s release – December 12, the actor not only got candid about his character, Ratan Pandit, but also opened up about his rapport with co-sar Radhika Apte. Read on to know all he had to say.
Divyendu Sharma On His On-Screen, Off-Screen Chemistry With Radhika Apte In Saali Mohabbat
When asked about his off-camera bond with Radhika Apte, given that their Saali Mohabbat characters Smita and Ratan Pandit have a tense, unpredictable, and layered rapport, Divyendu Sharma shared, “Thankfully, my chemistry with Radhika was nothing like what you see on screen. She’s very easygoing. We had only a few scenes together, but they were all really meaty scenes. I think we shared a mutual admiration for each other’s work. I’ve always liked her as an actor, there was no difficulty or awkwardness at all.”
The ‘Mirzapur’ actor continued, “It was very smooth shooting with her, though unfortunately we didn’t have too many scenes since our tracks run almost parallel. But had a great time working with her it was genuinely fun.”
About Saali Mohabbat
Produced by Jyoti Deshpande, Dinesh Malhotra, and Manish Malhotra under Jio Studios and Stage5 Production, the film is directed by first-time director Tisca Chopra. Aside from Divyendu Sharma, he drama thriller also stars Radhika Apte, and Anurag Kashyap. The film will release direct-to-digital on ZEE5 on December 12, 2025.
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Also Read: EXCLUSIVE: Divyendu Sharma Reveals Going Above And Beyond To Avoid Making Saali Mohabbat’s Ratan A Caricature; Admits, “Creating A Character Like Him Was Tough

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