Mumbai, Nov 6 (NationPress) Television actress Sumbul Touqeer Khan has discussed her role in the series “Itti Si Khushi,” expressing how the program aims to deliver a transformative perspective on love and relationships.

In a candid interview with IANS, the 'Imlie' star explained that her character’s arc will illuminate the concept that love encompasses more than just affection and unity; it also involves establishing boundaries, planning for the future, and recognizing what is genuinely beneficial for both parties. When asked if the show’s essential theme—whether sacrifice is invariably the correct expression of love—resonated with her, Sumbul replied, “I believe this narrative will encourage audiences to contemplate what love truly signifies. Society has conditioned us to think that loving someone means sacrificing everything for them—yet Itti Si Khushi demonstrates that love can also involve setting limits and strategic thinking. Anvita’s choice is not a dismissal of her father; it’s her way of communicating, ‘I love you, but I must also safeguard our family.’”

“It’s a mature and compassionate interpretation of love that extends beyond the immediate moment. I hope viewers realize that saying ‘no’ can be an expression of care, not rebellion.”

Reflecting on the emotionally intense storyline, Sumbul shared, “When I first encountered this script, I felt a blend of astonishment and respect. It’s rare to find a story where the daughter declines to save her father—but once I grasped the rationale, it all fell into place. Anvita’s decision is not driven by anger or apathy; it comes from emotional fatigue and insight. She understands that even if she donates her liver, there’s no assurance her father will alter his behavior, so she opts to remain healthy for her siblings who depend on her. It’s a choice rooted in a different kind of love, one that prioritizes responsibility and the long-term welfare of her family over transient sacrifice.”

“Itti Si Khushi” airs every Monday to Saturday on Sony SAB. The show introduces Anvita (portrayed by Sumbul Touqeer Khan), a character who defies conventional expectations. In contrast to typical portrayals of women characterized by selflessness and silent endurance, Anvita boldly asserts herself when she learns she is a suitable liver donor for her ailing father. Opting against the transplant, she makes a choice that ignites profound inquiries about love, duty, and personal boundaries.