“It Feels Like a Full-Circle Moment Working With Artists I’ve Admired,” Says Soma Rathod on Tumm Se Tumm Tak

Actor Soma Rathod, who plays the role of Pushpa in the show Tumm Se Tumm Tak produced by Studio LSD, recently shared insights into her experience on the project, offering a heartfelt glimpse into her journey and the camaraderie she shares with her co-actors.

Opening up about her time on set, Soma spoke warmly about Niharika Chouksey, praising not just her talent but also her discipline and dedication. “Niharika is extremely beautiful and very talented, but what truly stands out is her commitment to her craft,” Soma said. She highlighted how Niharika consistently comes prepared, never falters with her lines, and carries a strong, confident presence in every scene she performs. According to Soma, such professionalism at a young stage in one’s career is admirable and inspiring. She added that working alongside someone so focused naturally pushes others on set to give their best as well.

Soma also reflected on her experience of sharing screen space with Sharad Kelkar, describing it as both surreal and deeply fulfilling. Calling him a senior and an exceptionally brilliant actor, she recalled how she had admired his work long before entering the industry. “During my struggling days, I used to watch him on television and really look up to his performances. Back then, I never imagined that one day I would be working alongside him,” she shared. For Soma, this opportunity feels like a significant personal and professional milestone. She praised Sharad’s calm demeanor, professionalism, and the depth he effortlessly brings to his roles, noting that there is a lot to learn simply by observing him on set.

Beyond individual performances, Soma emphasized that Tumm Se Tumm Tak has been a space of growth and learning for her. She expressed gratitude for being surrounded by artists she genuinely respects, stating that such an environment fosters both confidence and creativity. “For me, this journey is not just about acting. It is about evolving, understanding the nuances of performance, and learning from people who have so much experience and passion for their work,” she explained.