You can call it walking in his wife's footsteps. Barely a month after Gauri Pradhan entered SAB TV's action-packed show <em> Left Right Left</em>, her hubby Hiten has now followed suit. Confirming the news, Hiten says, "Yes, I will be entering <em> Left Right Left</em>. I've already started to shoot for it. I'd like to state that though it's a small role it cannot be clubbed as a cameo." Speaking on his character, the actor says, "I play Abhay Verma. He's a very mysterious guy. One never knows when he can change his identity. He can be perceived as either positive or negative."

The Virani <em> bahu </em> is all set to shed her <em> rona-dhona</em> for her new avatar on Sony SAB. Gauri Pradhan the actress who has been receiving accolades for her role in<em> Kyunki Saas …</em> will be soon entering <em> Left Right Left</em>. “Yes, she is entering the show. The shooting has not yet begun. It will start from the14th of this month,” says a source from the channel

Before one jumps to any unsavory conclusion after reading the headline, Swati Taldar, one of the cadets in SAB TV’s<em> Left Right Left,</em> uttered the F word as an instant reaction to her falling from a 10 feet ladder. Lightening struck twice with Swati hurting herself really bad again and was forced out of action. Recalling her fall, Swati says, “There was grease on the bars which made my task all the more difficult. Climbing is easy as you first step foot on the vertical bar. Trouble brews once you have to move like a monkey on the horizontal bar. I slipped and landed on my butt.”

Acting in a defence show provides an opportunity to indulge in different adventures. However, <em> Left Right Left </em> actors Saurav Chakravarthy and Mohit Daga took this adventure to an extreme level. The duo who play Peter Sabnis and Markhand Malla respectively, experienced an interesting escapade. The shoot of <em> Left Right Left</em> is currently taking place in Madh Island. To save time actors take a ferry from to Versova to Madh Island.

It’s elimination time on Sony’s <em> Mr & Miss TV</em>. After Kushal Punjabi quit the show there will be only one contestant who will be leaving the stage on Wednesday. And the head that rolls this time is that of Priyanka Bassi. “She had always been in the eyes of the judges in the show. Swapnil is a strong contender but Priyanka was the one who was weak,” says an inside source.

Model Sanaya Irani, who had earlier done an episodic for SAB TV’s <em> Left Right Left,</em> has now bagged a permanent role in the show. The drop-dead gorgeous model is among the seven new cadets at <em> Left Right Left</em>’s Kanchenjunga Military Academy (KMA).

After rigorous hunting for the male lead of their show <em> Kis Desh Mein Hai Meraa Dil,</em> Balaji has finally chosen Harshad Chopra to play the role of Prem Juneja. Harshad was last seen in <em> Left Right Left</em> and <em> Amber Dhara</em>. Harshad’s on-screen character Prem is son to Lalit and Maya Juneja. Prem is the pillar of strength for the entire family and is looked upon at the time of any crisis.

Actor Rummy aka Harshavardhan Rane of <em> Left Right Left</em> fame got a hands- on experience of what it is like to have your world turned upside down for a day. As part of his script, the actor was required to hang upside down from a tree at Suchak Bunglow in Madh Island. Astonishingly, he remained in this position from 10.00 am to 6.00 pm.

It was recently reported that the cadets of<em> Left Right Left</em> were sacked from the show. Whereas the actors claim they had quit the show. Whatever be the issue, lead actor Huda aka Vikas Manaktala is still the part of<em> LRL.</em> “All of them got their release letter from the production house but I’m still waiting for one,” says Vikas.

Ankur Nayyar who is currently seen in <em> Left Right Left</em> is entering Sahara One's <em> Ghar Ek Sapna</em>. He has replaced Ujjwal Rana who essayed the role of Sanmaan in the show. Ankur says he has no issues stepping in Ujjwal's shoes. "It's the channel's decision to offer me the role of Sanmaan. I have no problems stepping in as this keeps happening in our industry and somebody or the other will have to play this role," says Ankur.