What Are the Emotional Challenges Anita Hassanandani Faces Leaving Her Son for ‘Chhoriyan Chali Gaon’?

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Key Takeaways
- Anita Hassanandani faces emotional challenges leaving her son for work.
- She has prepared her son Aarav by creating a detailed schedule.
- The show promises a transformative experience for participants.
- Hosted by Rannvijay Singha, it features various celebrities.
- Premiers on 3rd August on Zee TV.
Mumbai, July 30 (NationPress) Actress Anita Hassanandani has bravely discussed the emotional difficulties of parting with her son Aarav as she embarks on the filming of her new show “Chhoriyan Chali Gaon.”
The actress expressed her sentiments while explaining how she has been gradually preparing her young son for her absence. She said, “From the moment I wake up, Aarav is by my side. He wants me to do everything for him, but since I’ll be away, I’ve been training him for the past two weeks to sleep with my mom. I’ve slowly been preparing him to manage without me being around, from waking up and getting ready for school to finishing his meals and homework on time.”
“I’ve also created a detailed two-month schedule for him, mapping out which classes and activities he’ll attend on which days. I’ve added Rohit to all the groups so he can seamlessly take over. As much as I’m going to learn from this show, I think Rohit will also realize just how beautifully challenging motherhood truly is,” she added.
Hosted by Rannvijay Singha, this rural reality show features a star-studded lineup including Krishna Shroff, Aishwarya Khare, Rameet Sandhu, Anjuum Faakih, Reha Sukheja, Dolly Javed, Sumukhi Suresh, Surabhi–Samriddhi Mehra, and Erika Packard. The participants will trade their luxurious lives for a rustic village setup, spending nearly two months immersed in a simpler, more grounded lifestyle, making it both a demanding and transformative journey.
“Chhoriyan Chali Gaon” is all set to premiere on 3rd August on Zee TV.
In an exclusive chat with IANS, Anita Hassanandani shared what attracted her the most to be a part of the show. “As I mentioned, there’s depth and importance in the experience. I believe this show will teach me things that Google, Wikipedia, or any app can’t. The kind of learning that comes from firsthand experience—connecting with the villagers, forming bonds, and gaining insight into their daily lives.”