Star Plus’ Zindagi Mere Ghar Aana instead of being a fresh concept couldn’t manage to garner good ratings. The show is now slated to wrap up on January 1. The lead man Hasan recently opened up on the same to ETimes TV and shared, “It is never a good feeling when your show goes off air. Of course, it is abrupt. Nobody was expecting it. There were talks of the show getting a new time slot. So, in a way, it is shocking.”
Talking about his accident, Hasan said, “I am still recovering from the injuries I sustained during the accident. Honestly, I didn’t get any time to react to the accident or the news of our show going off-air. The day my stitches came off, we were informed that the show is ending. Obviously, it is sad but there is nothing we can do about it. As actors and technicians, we tried our best to entertain the audience. The final decision is between the makers and the channel.”
He adds, “Apart from writing, direction, and performance, other factors, too, come into play to rake in the number. The machinery must work together. If there was more buzz and awareness about the show, it would have taken us beyond what we achieved and generated sustainable ratings. That was a bit disheartening, but we can’t do much about it.”
When asked about his next project, he replies, “The news of ZMGA going off-air hasn’t sunk in yet. I am getting offers, as people have learned about the development. While I don’t have a concrete plan, by default, it will be a two-week break before I take up a new project. I would need some time for a full recovery.”