Actor Palak Jain these days entered Junonniyatt and is visible playing the function of Seerat.

In a current communication, the actor opened up on the same. “Seerat is complete of lifestyles, blunt, honest, yet soft-hearted. She fights against what is wrong, and she or he does not tolerate some thing this is unjust. She is vulnerable, like ultra-modern female, who knows a way to take a stand. She is free-spirited and returned from Canada after studying overseas. It's been per week due to the fact that I started portraying Seerat, and I've noticed the similarity inside the way she speaks. I additionally talk rapid, with out pauses, from time to time with out a good deal thought, just like her. Speaking speedy, blabbering away, being humorous and continually having a smile on my face,” she says.Talking about running with Dreamiyata Productions, she says, “This is the first time I'm operating with Sargun ma’am and Ravie sir and Dreamiyata, and that they continually create magic while they're onscreen. I have not had the risk to satisfy them yet, however I really want to. I'm tremendously glad to be part of this passionate show, full of love and depth. After appearing my very first scene, I was so glad and beaten that I cried in my inexperienced room. It became a moment of pure joy to painting Seerat.”Palak adds that she will be able to relate to her man or woman properly. “While portraying Seerat, I even have noticed a few similarities, including creating humour and spreading smiles round me, that is something I do in real existence. I continually concentrate to what my mother says, much like Seerat. Whatever she says to me, I by no means query it; it is final. She approach the whole lot to me. Just like Seerat, I also take a stand for what's right and incorrect. In my very first scene, if someone was creating a smartphone name in a sanatorium queue, I could also combat in opposition to it, similar to Seerat did,” she says.

Meanwhile, she loves shooting in Chandigarh. “This place gives me a sense of peace, with its lush greenery, fields, and gardens. It offers a desi vibe that I do not enjoy in Bombay. However, I do omit the Mumbai monsoon right here,” she says.