Star One's Love Ne Mila Di Jodi, produced by Shakuntalam Telefilms, which got launched in June this year, completes its 100 episodes.

Tellybuzz got in touch with some of the actors …

Gaurav Khanna aka Prithvi says, "The journey till now has been fabulous. It feels like I'm going to college everyday because not just the cast but the whole crew is of my age. So every day is hilarious. If there's an off some day the whole day goes boring. I really enjoy the my on-set company. We make a lovely bunch (smiles)."

Gaurav further adds, "Thanks to this show, I've learnt horse-riding which is like one of the minor achievements of my life. I'm glad that people find me decent when I'm riding a horse as I've heard that to look civilized when riding a horse is indeed difficult. I also am happy that I've got a challenging role. Prithvi is totally opposite to me. I like to smile when I'm talking whereas Prithvi hardly ever does that. It's nice to surprise people with different roles (smiles).

Perneet Chauhan aka Avni says, "It's really nice to know that my first show has completed 100 episodes. It has been a great learning experience. I'm totally in love with my character – Avni. I am very much emotionally attached to her. These 100 episodes also mean lots and lots of handwork. As everyone is aware daily soaps are not a comfy way of working. Today I can definitely say I've moved a couple of steps further ahead in live."

Furthermore Perneet says, "All of the emotional scenes that I do, always touch my heart. Especially the scenes with my onscreen mom (Sujata Sehgal) and onscreen sister Damini (Chandana Sharma) are truly heart rending. In any scene with them where I'm required to cry, real tears start flowing. The recent Damini wedding too was a superb experience. We all had a great time."

The show was recently reported to go off air but thankfully it turned out to be just a rumor. And going by the successful completion of 100 episodes it only feels the show's still got a long way to go…

Reporters: Ranjini Nair, Susan Jose
Author: Susan Jose