Aditya Kapadia, Saanvi Talwar and Vishal Nayak in Channel V’s Twist Wala Love

Sukesh Motwani and Mautik Tulip’s Bodhi Tree Productions is going through an amazing phase!! Even while their popular show Nisha aur Uske Cousins is on the way out, they have been cashing on very well with their youth-centric plots in the shows Twist Wala Love for Channel V and Fear Files for Zee TV. To tell you more, their love tale titled ‘Dare Wala Love’ in the Channel V show actually garnered a huge response, in terms of appreciation and time-spent. Now, Bodhi Tree Productions will be coming up with yet another interesting love tale on Twist Wala Love. Titled ‘Complicated Wala Love’, the story will have Bade Achhe Laggte Hain fame Aditya Kapadia, Saanvi Talwar and Vishal Nayak in central roles. The story will be about two lovers, essayed by Saanvi and Aditya going different ways after a break-up. However, life will yet again draw them closer when they would be asked to indulge in the same film making project. Amidst huge clashes of ego, anger and frustration, the two of them will slowly start to realize that even if they have moved on in life, there is so much that is still unsaid about their cute relationship. Vishal Nayak, presently seen in Sasural Simar Ka will play a professor who will be quite strict and formal in the beginning, but will go on to be a catalyst in bringing the estranged lovers together again. When contacted, Saanvi who was part of O Gujariya, and has now joined Qubool Hai as the new Nazia said, “Yes, This is a very cute yet complicated love story of Amaya and Yash, who have broken up their relationship, but get to realize that they have a future together.” Vishal Nayak also said, “I play a very interesting character of a professor, who has a past story to why he has become so rough and tough in his attitude. He will be the one who will handle this complicated love story, and bring the lovers together.” We could not get through to Aditya though for a confirmation. This 5-episode story will go on air from the coming Monday (15 June).