As the curtains draw close on Star Plus' beloved show "Baatein Kuch Ankahee Si," lead actor Mohit Malik took to Instagram to express his heartfelt sentiments regarding the series' premature conclusion. Portraying the character of Kunal Malhotra in the Rajan Shahi-produced drama, Malik has garnered immense appreciation for his portrayal alongside co-star Sayli Salunkhe, who plays Vandana Karmarkar.

"The decision to conclude the show, which has been captivating audiences since its inception in August, came as a surprise to many. Despite its positive reception and consistent viewership, reports indicate that the series is set to bid farewell in March, with its final episode likely airing on March 11, 2024," Malik shared.

In his poignant message to viewers, Malik expressed his empathy towards their disappointment, despite acknowledging that the fate of a show rests beyond the control of its actors. He conveyed his gratitude for the overwhelming support received from viewers across the globe, highlighting messages pouring in from diverse regions such as Pakistan, Sri Lanka, the United States, and their home country, India.

"I know we have been slot leaders, I know we have been in the top 7 shows on Indian Television but remember that I am an actor, doing my job. Its never in an actor's hands, we go to our sets and give our 100%, you watch us and shower us with love, but the show's fate of being on air or taken off air are decisions beyond us," Malik stated.

Acknowledging the transient nature of showbiz, Malik emphasized his commitment to delivering quality entertainment to his audience. While the end of "Baatein Kuch Ankahee Si" marks the conclusion of one chapter, the actor remains optimistic about new beginnings, assuring fans that their journey together will continue.

"Remember every end shall bring a new beginning," Malik concluded, encapsulating a spirit of hope and resilience.
As fans bid farewell to their beloved characters and storyline, Mohit Malik's heartfelt message serves as a testament to the profound impact of "Baatein Kuch Ankahee Si" and the enduring bond between the cast and their audience.