Saurabh Shukla , the versatile actor had harboured dreams of making films since childhood. He has excelled as an actor, theatre person and a writer. The actor who debuted on television with Karan Razdan's Tehkikaat and was last seen in Sab's <em>Lo Kal Lo Baat</em>, has again decided to take a sabbatical from TV. He is busy writing and acting in Nikhil Advani's next film <em>Salam-E-Ishq</em>. The actor has also been offered a plum role in Kamal Haasan's yet untitled film, besides he is writing for Rajat Kapur's next film Nithya.

Sab TV's driver show post revamp is taking a pause. <em>Lo Kal Lo Baat</em>, which premiered on Sab TV after its acquisition by Sony six months ago, is taking a season break. The show took inspiration from the Drew Carey anchored <em>Whose Line is it Anyway</em>? that continues to run on Star World, but was 'experimental' enough for Indian audiences unused to the 'improvisation' format.

He disappeared from the small screen when Zoom abruptly terminated his one man stand up comic act EK Rahin Vir. But now the US returned Vir Das is back on television, with as many as four shows.