Shaan R Grover on 'Tum Mere Ho' co-star Isha Malviya: 'We partied in Thailand'

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Shaan R Grover on 'Tum Mere Ho' co-star Isha Malviya: 'We partied in Thailand'

Synopsis

Shaan R Grover's candid recall of filming 'Tum Mere Ho' in Thailand reveals more than just on-set camaraderie — it surfaces a shoulder injury that nearly halted production on the very first take, and an unlikely friendship with Isha Malviya that he 'never would have imagined.' With the film hitting theatres on 23 October, the behind-the-scenes story is as compelling as the action on screen.

Key Takeaways

Shaan R Grover and Isha Malviya co-star in 'Tum Mere Ho' , releasing in theatres on 23 October .
Grover revealed the two became close friends during filming in Thailand , spending days off exploring local markets and shooting Reels.
He praised Malviya for managing TV, reality shows, content creation, and Reels simultaneously.
Grover suffered a ligament tear in his left shoulder — originally sustained in 2018 or 2019 — that flared up on the first take of an action scene.
The shoot was briefly stalled for painkillers before resuming; Grover says the action sequences are among the film's highlights.

Actor Shaan R Grover has opened up about his friendship with Isha Malviya, his co-star in the upcoming film 'Tum Mere Ho', revealing that the two grew unexpectedly close during the production. The film is set to release in theatres on 23 October this year.

A Friendship Forged in Thailand

Grover shared that much of the bonding happened on location in Thailand, where the cast and crew spent their off days exploring local markets and streets together. 'Isha and I also became really close friends, which I never would have imagined initially. We chilled and partied together a lot in Thailand. On our days off, we'd hit the walking streets and markets, shoot Reels, grab smoothies, and eat local ramen,' he said.

He was effusive in his praise for Malviya's work ethic, noting her ability to juggle multiple professional commitments simultaneously. 'It's commendable how she manages TV, reality shows, content creation, and Reels at her age. I'm a big fan and have learned a lot from her as a friend,' Grover added.

Gratitude for Producer Gurmeet

Grover also expressed appreciation for the supportive environment on set, singling out producer Gurmeet for making the experience memorable. 'It's so rare to get to explore a country like Thailand with such a supportive team, and a huge thanks goes to Gurmeet Bhai for accompanying us as a producer and making sure we all had a great time,' he said.

A Shoulder Injury That Nearly Derailed the Shoot

Behind the camaraderie, however, lay a physically demanding production. Grover revealed that he had sustained a ligament tear in his left shoulder back in 2018 or 2019 while training in martial arts and gymnastics. Though largely healed, the injury resurfaced unexpectedly on set.

'I heard a pop, felt it give out, and realized right away that we had a problem. We had to stall the shoot briefly so I could take some painkillers, but thankfully everything settled down. We got right back to it, and we managed to pull off some fantastic action scenes that I can't wait for everyone to see,' he said.

What to Expect from 'Tum Mere Ho'

The film promises a blend of action and drama, with Grover teasing that the action sequences — despite the on-set setback — turned out to be among the highlights of the project. 'Tum Mere Ho' arrives in cinemas on 23 October, and audience anticipation is building around both the lead performances and the film's action choreography.

Point of View

While quietly flagging the physical risks actors absorb on action productions. The shoulder injury detail, in particular, is the kind of candid disclosure that rarely surfaces in polished press tours. Whether it translates into audience curiosity for 'Tum Mere Ho' will depend on how much the film's marketing can leverage its cast chemistry rather than just its action credentials.
NationPress
10 Oct 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the lead actors in 'Tum Mere Ho'?
'Tum Mere Ho' stars Shaan R Grover and Isha Malviya in lead roles. The two reportedly grew close during filming in Thailand.
When does 'Tum Mere Ho' release in theatres?
'Tum Mere Ho' is scheduled to release in theatres on 23 October this year.
What injury did Shaan R Grover suffer during the shoot?
Grover suffered a recurrence of a ligament tear in his left shoulder — an injury originally sustained in 2018 or 2019 during martial arts and gymnastics training. It flared up on the very first take of an action scene, briefly halting the shoot.
What did Shaan R Grover say about Isha Malviya?
Grover praised Malviya for her ability to manage TV, reality shows, content creation, and Reels simultaneously, calling it 'commendable' and describing himself as 'a big fan' who has 'learned a lot from her as a friend.'
Where was 'Tum Mere Ho' filmed?
Part of the film was shot in Thailand, where the cast and crew also spent their days off exploring local walking streets, markets, and food spots, according to Grover.
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