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‘Saying Goodbye Is So Difficult’: Kanika Maheshwari Gets Emotional As Her Journey As Husna Aara Ends In Seher Hone Ko Hai - VIDEO

Kanika Maheshwari , who essayed the negative character of Husna Aara in Seher Hone Ko Hai , is finding it difficult to bid goodbye to her role. The actress, who became popular for her signature catchphrase, "Haaye Gazab", admitted that she is emotional about wrapping up her journey on the show. Sharing her feelings, she wrote, "Will miss playing this character!" Talking about her famous…

‘Saying Goodbye Is So Difficult’: Kanika Maheshwari Gets Emotional As Her Journey As Husna Aara Ends In Seher Hone Ko Hai - VIDEO

Kanika Maheshwari, who portrayed the negative role of Husna Aara in Seher Hone Ko Hai, is struggling with the decision to bid farewell to her character. The actress, famous for her catchphrase "Haaye Gazab," admitted to feeling emotional about concluding her time on the show. In a video shared on set, Kanika revealed it was her final day shooting for Seher Hone Ko Hai. She explained the emotional attachment she developed to the role, stating that she would miss playing Husna dearly.

Kanika reminisced about the process of learning a new language, forming new friendships, and receiving both praise and criticism from viewers for her performance as Husna. She penned a heartfelt farewell note for the character, acknowledging that some goodbyes are more challenging when an actor not only says goodbye to a character but also to an emotion they have lived with for an extended period.

Kanika emphasized that while actors know characters eventually have to end, the journey often leaves them deeply attached to the roles they portray. She expressed that certain characters remain with an actor long after their screen journey concludes.

Grateful for the audience's love and support for Husna, Kanika reflected on how the character became memorable. Despite the difficulty in saying goodbye, she preferred to celebrate the journey and all it brought her rather than mourn the character's ending.

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