“Children these days are really smart and must be handled with care” says Abhishek Rawat from Kaamnaa

MUMBAI: Sony Entertainment Television’s slice of life drama, ‘Kaamnaa, jahan hoga khwaahishon aur usoolon ka aamna saamna has struck a chord with the viewers with its story that sheds light on the clash between principles and desires through the journey of a middle class couple. The on-going track focuses on how the strained relationship between Manav and Akanksha has affected their child Yatharth, who is trying to cope up with the difficult situation that arises after his mother decided to move out.  While these tough times makes the father-son bond stronger, little Yatharth also starts taking up responsibilities by being his father’s strength and support. 

Actor Abhishek Rawat who is also a doting father in real life, talks about the current track and shares his views on parenting, “Children today are really mature, as they pick up and understand things really quickly. Even when it comes to certain problems they are able to understand the situation really well and deal with it in their own manner.  As a parent myself, I believe that the right way to deal with issues that come up with our kids is to be patient and kind and understand that we’re on the same team, and not against each other. Instead of getting angry or hyper with our children, we should make a genuine effort to understand what they’re going through, what is the situation and guide them accordingly. It’s more about being their friend rather than a parent at that time and just hear them out.”

Adding to this, he said, " I would like to appreciate the performance of Tanmay Rishi Shah’s, who with so much of conviction portrays Yathu’s character in the show, depicting what children actually face in tricky situations like these. At such a young age he is doing a fabulous job and all of us are getting to learn a lot from him. Today, parents need to be smarter and more careful while dealing with their children – instead of simply deeming them as innocent or immature, a dedicated effort should be involved in taking care of the problems that they’re going through.”

Tune in to ‘Kaamnaa, jahan hoga khwaahishon aur usoolon ka Aamna Saamna every Monday to Friday at 8:30 PM only on Sony Entertainment Television.