As BhagyaLakshmi approaches its final episodes, emotions are running high—not just for the audience, but for the cast as well. Actor Rohit Suchanti, who plays the male lead Rishi, recently shared a heartfelt post on social media after filming a deeply emotional death scene involving his on-screen mother, Neelam, played by veteran actress Smita Bansal.
A Scene That Left Rohit in Tears
Taking to his social media, Rohit revealed the emotional toll of performing such an intense scene.
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“While performing such scenes I always believe in this statement… ‘When you cry… the audience should cry with you’!!”
He went on to express how deeply affected he was by the departure of his co-star:
“Just couldn’t take it in the fact that you’re not in the show anymore @bansalsmita_, just couldn’t help but cry while performing!! Miss you so much ❤️“
He concluded by thanking fans for their continued support and urged them to keep watching BhagyaLakshmi as it nears its conclusion:
“It was a very heavy scene to perform but loved every bit of it ❤️ hope you guys like the actual scene!! Time to work harder ❤️“
Smita Bansal’s Emotional Farewell
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Actress Smita Bansal, who portrayed Neelam, also shared a moving post as she wrapped up her journey on the show.
“Goodbye, Neelam — a piece of you I’ll always carry with me. I know it’s come all of a sudden for those who’ve been watching, but your love, the edits, the goodbyes — they’ve touched my heart.”
She thanked the team and fans for their unwavering support, writing:
“Grateful for the memories, the beautiful team behind the journey, and above all, for your constant love and support. Wrapped with love. #neelam #bhagyalakshmi”
Fans React to Sudden Developments
The emotional departure of Neelam comes amid the surprising announcement that BhagyaLakshmi is going off-air soon. With the show previously gearing up for a generational leap, the abrupt ending has left fans both nostalgic and frustrated. Social media continues to see a flurry of reactions, with some celebrating the show’s legacy and others criticizing the creative decisions in its final stretch.
Smita Bansal’s exit and Rohit Suchanti’s raw performance have only added to the emotional weight of the final episodes, promising a poignant end to a show that ran for nearly seven years and delivered over 1300 episodes.
As BhagyaLakshmi draws to a close, it’s not just the end of a serial—it’s the end of an emotional journey for the cast, crew, and loyal fans. Whether viewers felt disappointed or content with the show’s direction, it’s clear that the bond between the actors and their audience remains strong.
Stay tuned as the final chapters of BhagyaLakshmi unfold on screen.