Shakti... Astitva Ke Ehsaas Kii has figured out how to not just get over Rubina Dilaik and Vivian Dsena stopping the show longer than a year back yet additionally figured out how to support great numbers in the wake of having roped in Jigyasa Singh and Simba Nagpal as the fundamental leads. 

Be that as it may, till more than two months back, entertainer Avinash Mukherjee was additionally one of the leads in the show. Yet, what should be a little break for Mukherjee has ended up being a huge break and it proceeds. 

Aficionados of the entertainer and the show have been pondering for some time and in a meeting with Bombay Times, Mukherjee at long last opened up regarding what occurred and in the event that he will be back. 

He stated, "My excursion in 'Shakti — Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki' has been incredible and I'm thankful for the creation house for their gigantic trust in me as my Soham has given me a great deal of affection and acknowledgment, yet now, as the show pushes forward, the expansive story is evolving. So at this moment, it's obvious that my character isn't returning on the show any time soon. As the storyline was changing, the creators and I, commonly chose to enjoy a transitory reprieve from the show. I additionally had a family crisis and I needed to go out of Mumbai in December which further deferred my return." 

He added, "There is no reason for being on the show if my character is not, at this point an indispensable piece of the narrating or doesn't flawlessly find a way into a situation where the characters are pushing ahead." 

He said how he will miss his costars and his character being perhaps the most fascinating ones he has played, "The personality of Soham stays quite possibly the most intriguing characters that I have played. The show remained my consistent during the lockdown as I was shooting content for both the channel and the show. For the whole 2020, I have given my 100% to 'Shakti… It has been a stunning excursion. I will miss my co-entertainers, the set, the every day shooting schedule, which I've been away from for more than two months now." 

About being choosey about his activities, he stated, "I would prefer not to do anything indifferently or for doing a work. Acting is my obsession, my blood, and my life. Representing me resembles marriage and l like to give me 200 percent to it, so whatever I select, needs to intrigue me a great deal."