Channel: Dangal TV | Genre: Mature Romance / Family Drama
About this section: Step away from the script! Here we explore the funny reality of filming intense drama, including how a simple bowl of prop dessert ruined three takes of the most serious scene of the season.
Tees Ke Paar Jab Mila Pyaar Gossip: When the Halwa Fought Back
It's hard to deliver a dramatic monologue when your dessert is smoking! Welcome to your daily dose of tees ke paar jab mila pyaar written update telly updates gossip. If you read our recent written update, you know the climactic dinner scene ended with Aryan rudely rejecting Anjali's gajar ka halwa (carrot pudding). Today, we're revealing why that specific bowl of halwa caused so much trouble on set.
The Smoking Prop
If you regularly check our telly updates written updates, you know TV food is rarely real. To make the halwa look freshly cooked and steaming for multiple takes, the dangal tv telly updates prop department placed small chunks of dry ice beneath a false bottom in the serving bowl.
The gossip from the set is that an over-eager prop assistant put way too much dry ice and warm water into the bottom of the bowl. During the first take of the tense dinner scene, the bowl didn't just steam; it started billowing thick, white fog across the entire dining table, completely obscuring the actors' faces.
The Unintentional Fire
During the upcoming tellyupdates written episode, Aryan is supposed to angrily push the bowl away. On the second take, they removed most of the dry ice. However, the actor playing Aryan (Kabir) pushed the bowl a bit too hard. It slid across the polished table and bumped directly into a lit decorative candle.
The sugar in the prop halwa instantly caught fire! The highly dramatic moment where Kabir was supposed to yell, "You're trying to replace my mother!" was interrupted by the lead actress (playing Anjali) screaming and throwing a glass of water onto the flaming carrots.
The Final Take
The situation had the entire cast in stitches. Kabir reportedly joked, "Well, my character did say the almonds were burned. I was just committing to the script!"
The director finally banned all dry ice and candles from the table. For the final, usable take, they just used cold, real halwa. So, when you watch that heartbreaking, intense scene where Aryan rejects the dessert, just remember that the actors were trying incredibly hard not to laugh, praying the bowl wouldn't spontaneously combust again!
Frequently Asked Questions
They were filming the highly tense dinner scene where the teenagers are introduced to each other.
The prop department used too much dry ice, causing the bowl of dessert to billow thick fog that hid the actors' faces.
The actor pushed the bowl too hard, knocking it into a lit candle, and the sugary prop food caught fire.
She broke character, screamed, and threw a glass of drinking water onto the flaming bowl to put it out.
Yes, after banning dry ice and candles, they got the dramatic take you'll see on TV, though the actors were struggling not to laugh.
To read the full, emotional summary of how the dinner ended in disaster, please visit our daily 'Written Update' section.