Dimple Jhangiani wraps up shoot for Colors’ Beintehaa

The character that you loathed, that of Barkat in Colors’ Beintehaa (Fortune Productions) played by the ever lovely Dimple Jhangiani will soon bid farewell to the show as Barkat will be shown going to jail in the upcoming episodes. As seen so far, Barkat’s evil deeds have been exposed to the family by Zain (Harshad Arora) and Aaliya (Preetika Rao), that led to her being thrown out of the house. But now with her trying to kill Usmaan (Naved Aslam), the family will be really enraged and decide to give her to the police. Although Surraiya (Suchitra Pillai) will keep her faith intact in Barkat and hope for her return. But that is not going to happen as Dimple will be wrapping her shoot today (10 June) and with that the curtain will fall on her popular character of Barkat. When we spoke to the girl, she confirmed the developments and said, “Although Barkat will leave she will manage to create differences between Aaliya and Surraiya and she would be confident that her actions would show colors in the coming days.” Talking about her experience Dimple stated, “This was the first time I got to play a Muslim character and it has been an interesting and learning journey for me. And most importantly playing a negative character has been a challenging experience and I thoroughly enjoyed my time with the show.” “The team is a beautiful one and I had the time of my life shooting with them. It was such a homely environment and I am going to miss everyone a lot. They never made me feel like I was new on the show. The long lasting chats and especially the jokes will be terribly missed but I wish the show all the best,” she added with a smile. When asked Dimple what is she looking forward to next, the pretty gal averred, “I am not taking a break for sure and will be on the lookout for good projects. Now having tried my hands in a negative character I will be fine with all kinds of roles. Hopefully viewers will get to see me soon in an interesting role.” We hope the same too Dimple!