The ‘good finally prevails over the evil’ in Life OK’s 26-12, produced by Sphere Origins. The mission of Shahana (Shikha Singh) fails big time in tonight’s maha episode (24 March 2013), and in a high-voltage chase sequence between Randeep (Maninder Singh) and Shahana, Shahana is shot. And with this, 26-13 will kick-start from coming Monday (25 March 2013).

Saurabh Goyal, the young and talented engineer turned actor essayed the role of a simpleton artist in Sony Entertainment Television’s <em><a href=http://www.tellychakkar.com/news/shweta-tiwaris-insecurity-led-kamya-punjabi-and-ashish-kauls-exit-parvarrish>Parvarrish</a></em>. And now he plays a diverse role that of a terrorist in Life OK’s <em>26-12</em> , produced by Sphere Origins.

Cabir Maira, who essays the role of Jiddah in Life OK’s 26-12, produced by Sphere Origins shares a beautiful camaraderie off screen with the little girl Dhrisha Kalyani who enacts the role of Suchi in the show. Though Cabir as Jiddah is at his menacing best around Suchi in the serial, the two of them are often seen spending time together whenever they have free time on the sets in between takes.

Actress Tejasvi Welingker is quite excited about her maiden TV show 26-12 in which she essays the lead. “I am quite lucky to get to play a young girl of my age. Also, the theme is not like your daily saas bahu shows, rather, it focuses on the ugly scourge of terrorism. I am quite sure that many people will identify with the loss that my character Rashmi goes through after she loses her father and brother in train blasts. This changes her entire life,” she reveals.

Cabir Maira who essays the role of Jidah in Life OK and Sphere Origin’s recently launched show 26-12 has a very interesting background. He’s a good actor with great looks no doubt, but he is also a Sound Engineer with the degree from Australia, equipped with both on-stage and behind the screen experience. The young lad has also worked at the Fox Studios and has worked on the background score for few Hollywood movies.. Wow, this sounds interesting, isn’t it for an introduction?