Smita Singh confronts a 'reptilic' moment on the sets

All are aware of the vampish and the really cruel Punpunwali of Colors TV's Bhagyavidhaata who has created a hell of trouble to various people on screen. But recently Pupunwali aka Smita Singh  had an experience that shocked the entire crew of the show, but what amazed all was the manner in which Smita Singh stood the test of time, that too with a smile and enthusiasm on her face!!

Smita Singh was doing a touch up sitting in the sofa of her makeup room, when she realized that there is an uninvited guest in her room.  Wondering who it was? A pitch black three feel long cobra that was hanging on the pipe on the false ceiling.  Shocked? Even she was also taken aback in the very first instance but the next moment her reaction was something that was unexpected.

Our source from the sets of the COLORS' show told us, "Being an animal lover and least scared of snakes and reptiles, Smita was excited to see the cobra and started whistling at the reptile. Just to prove herself that she saw a cobra, she called out for the crew members to take a share of her sight. As expected, the crew members and her co-actors who gather inside her make-up room were startled at the sight and couldn't come up with ways to get rid of it. Smita seemed to enjoy every moment of action, and simply could not hide her joy on seeing the cobra. But eventually the cobra found its way out through a window of the room".

But the story doesn't end here, as Smita's momentary reaction on seeing the snake became the talking point on the sets!!

"All in the unit of Bhagyavidhaata started making fun of Smita Singh. They had a hearty laugh that Punpunwali can terrorize everyone, including a cobra", adds our source.

Whe contacted, Smita Singh in her witty style said, "Haan, kya kare, Punpunwali se sab log darte hai. Main beizzat hogayi, even a snake could not tolerate me and it ran away(smiles)".

Well whatever be it, seeing a cobra in your makeup room indeed makes one petrified for a moment.  

Reporter: Srividya Rajesh
Author: Saranya Valsarajan