“With Shanaya and Chirag there is so much left unsaid and that makes their journey very relatable” Muskan Bamne of Sony SAB’s Pushpa Impossible

Sony SAB’s Pushpa Impossible is keeping audiences hooked with its layered family drama as relationships within the chawl take an emotional turn. The latest track sees Shanaya (Muskan Bamne) emerge as the reason behind Rashi’s (Akshhaya Hindalkar) rescue, prompting Pushpa (Karuna Pandey) to accept her as her daughter. However, this growing acceptance leaves Manwa (Rasika Dhobale) feeling increasingly sidelined, setting off a chain of events that puts Chirag (Nitin Babu) and Shanaya’s relationship at a crossroads.

As Manwa secretly signs up for a programme in Canada, Shanaya learns about her plans but is unsure whether to tell Chirag, knowing that the revelation could deeply hurt him. Meanwhile, with Shanaya having already handed Chirag the divorce papers, the unfolding situation forces the two to confront emotions they have been unable to address, leaving their relationship on the brink of a new chapter.

Will Manwa’s decision to leave become the turning point that brings Shanaya and Chirag closer or tear them apart for good?

Talking about the track, Muskan Bamne, who plays Shanaya, said, “Many of us want to protect the people we love, even when we don’t necessarily know if we’re making the right choice. Personally, I’ve always felt that the relationships that matter most are also the ones where communication can become the hardest. With Shanaya and Chirag, there is so much left unsaid and I think that makes their journey very relatable. As an actor, I’ve really enjoyed exploring those quieter emotions rather than just the dramatic moments.”

Rasika Dhobale, who plays Manwa, added, “I don’t think Manwa sees herself as the villain of this situation. She is someone who is trying to find where she belongs, and that feeling of being left behind is something I think many people have experienced at some point. What I personally connect with is that when you feel insecure in a relationship, sometimes even small things can feel much bigger than they actually are. Playing Manwa has made me think about how important it is to communicate before making a life-changing decision. Her journey is emotional because she isn’t necessarily trying to hurt anyone, she is simply trying to find a place where she feels wanted.”

Tune in to watch Pushpa Impossible Monday to Saturday at 9:30 PM on Sony SAB