Ritvik Arora out of ‘Yeh Rishtey Hain Pyaar Ke’


Rithvik Arora is not any more a piece of Star Plus show Yeh Rishtey Hai Pyaar Ke. The entertainer has been out of the show because of his amateurish conduct.

As of late maker Rajan Shahi said in a meeting that one of his lead on-screen characters was requesting an extravagant charge climb and carrying on amateurishly in this season of COVID-19. He didn’t specify the name of the entertainer around then and there have been numerous bits of gossip post that. Nonetheless, stopping every one of these gossipy tidbits, presently it is affirmed that it was Ritvik Arora, who plays Kunal Rajvansh in ‘Yeh Rishtey Hain Pyaar Ke.

Rajan Shahi conversing with BT told that the administering maker Vivek Jain called Ritvik half a month back. He said that he will begin shooting from first July yet before that the creation should converse with the on-screen character. Vivek then called his dad, who requested a raise in his compensation, practically twofold of what he was being paid, and furthermore a base 25-day work ensure. The maker even referenced that the creation house is obliging with on-screen characters who have authentic COVID concerns. In the event that an on-screen character needs to quit a show, we absolutely comprehend. Be that as it may, the conduct of amateurish individuals, who hold a creation house to deliver, ought to be gotten out.

Rithvik has done this before likewise as he didn’t go up to go for a day and he was not reachable on telephone, and they endured misfortunes.

At the point when the main paper reached Ritvik Arora, he told that his uncle died as a result of COVID and everybody in his home is stressed. He additionally referenced that he affirmed that he will continue shoot yet he need some time as his uncle died. He even said that he asked Vivek to converse with his dad.

He told that, “My dad was happy to send me to shoot from July 1, as he suspected things would show signs of improvement. He considered them a few times to eliminate any confusion air, yet our calls went unanswered. I requested that he apologize through messages and on mail. In his conciliatory sentiment, my dad expressed that it wasn’t about the cash, yet about my security and prosperity. I thoroughly comprehend their choice to not react. Nonetheless, I can vouch that my dad wasn’t discourteous, nor did he advise them to not call him for arrangement. Actually, I got a mail from them on July 7 asking me when I would return. I would not like to focus on a date as I didn’t know whether I would have the option to adhere to it, attributable to the continuous emergency. In this way, I composed a mail expressing that starting at now, I don’t plan to come back to Mumbai.”

Ritvik likewise referenced this is an instance of miscommunication and misconception.