Did you know Manit Joura was the first choice to play Shaurya in Zindagi Ki Mehek?

MUMBAI: Zee TV’s weekend chat show ‘JuzzBaatt… Sangeen Se Namkeen Tak’ has been giving you an up close and personal look into the lives of many popular celebrities including Rohit and Ronit Roy, Adaa Khan, Divyanka Tripathi, Dheeraj Dhoopar, Rakhi Sawant, Barun Sobti, Karan Patel, Aashka Goradia, Gaurav Chopraa and many others. The upcoming episode of the show will see Zee TV’s leading men and television heartthrobs Manit Joura, Karan Vohra and Akshay Mhatre coming together for an entertaining and fun-filled episode. The handsome trio will be seen revealing some ‘sangeen’ and ‘namkeen’ moments of their lives in a light-hearted conversation with suave host Rajeev Khandelwal.

While on the show, the handsome hunks shared many interesting tidbits from their journey in the industry and unheard stories that left everyone spellbound. During the course of the episode, Rajeev asked the boys to share some interesting stories from their past.  Manit Joura, who is widely popular as Rishabh Luthra of Kundali Bhagya revealed that he was supposed to play Shaurya in Zindagi Ki Mehek and had even auditioned for the role. However, things did not work out as planned and he lost out on the opportunity.

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Manit quipped, “ I had auditioned for the lead role of Shaurya and even got shortlisted. I was extremely elated and was all set to move to Delhi.  However, I was later informed that the role was given to someone else and it turned out to be  Karan Vohra.” Well, all we can say that Manit’s loss was Karan’s gain and we are glad about it!

Apart from delving deep into emotional and fun-filled conversations, the Manit, Akshay and Karan were seen grooving to the beats of Tan Tana Tan and also indulge in a game of twisters that created ripples of laughter. Audiences will be in for a lot of fun and excitement as Manit and Karan will also raise the temperature by going shirtless on the show. Moreover, they will entertain the audiences thoroughly with their camaraderie and humorous conversations.