MUMBAI: Actress Neha Harsora, who portrays Sailee in "Udne Ki Aasha," produced by Rahul Tewary and Rolling Tales Production, is celebrating a milestone as the Star Plus show completed its 100th episode.

“It's amazing to see that we are completing 100 episodes and I'm really happy that everyone on set and off set is enjoying the show. Personally, it fills me with joy to be a part of this show. The production team is thrilled as well since this is their first show. I hope Rahul sir is also very happy, knowing that we've consistently been in the top five on Star Plus and that the show is doing well. Being part of this journey makes me happy,” she says.
 
Talking about the best part of the show, she says, “One memorable aspect for me is that working on set never feels like work. I've enjoyed every single day because I've never felt like it was just a job. There's no particular day that stands out as the most memorable because each day is special. We keep things fresh and non-repetitive in terms of the drama and our characters. Additionally, the set is close to my home, so my family, especially my siblings, often visit. I enjoy balancing my personal life with my work.”
 
Shooting the show is so much fun, says the actress, adding, “Behind the scenes, it's fun working with the team, even though my co-star and I have opposite personalities and can't stand each other onscreen. Tejas, Renu, Akash, and I have a great time, especially during lunch breaks. Sachin and the rest of us enjoy each other's company, just like a family. I especially enjoy spending time with my co-actors like my onscreen Aai and Juhi. It feels like home behind the scenes.”
 
She adds, “Friendship is key to anything, whether it's work or daily life. Chemistry with my co-stars, like Sachin, Renu, Akash, and Juhi, is very important. Instead of gossiping or trolling, we focus on building positive relationships, which I believe is why our chemistry on the show is so strong.”

She adds that the show is one that people can relate to. “I believe the content we share is what keeps the show consistently engaging. The slow and gradual love story feels real because, in real life, relationships develop over time as people get to know each other. This authentic progression keeps the audience engaged, along with the dedication of everyone working on set,” says Neha.