Garima Kaushal’s entry as Dhruvi brings hope as she teams up with Anvita to save Percy Café in Sony SAB’s Itti Si Khushi

Sony SAB’s Itti Si Khushi follows Anvita’s (Sumbul Touqeer Khan) journey as she is torn between Sanjay’s (Rishi Saxena) rising insecurity and Virat’s (Rajat Verma) lingering influence. Further complicated by the involvement of Virat’s powerful father, Rajnath Verma (Farukh Saeed), Anvita is forced to make difficult choices that put her strength and relationships to the test.

As the story moves ahead, the drama intensifies with Percy Café’s future hanging by a thread. Just when Anvita is close to fulfilling her dream of launching the café, life throws her an unexpected challenge as Virat returns, but not as the man Anvita once knew. Changed, bitter, and emotionally distant, he accuses Anvita of turning him into a soulless person like his father. Declaring himself the rightful owner of the café, Virat orders Anvita to vacate the premises, revealing his plans to demolish it to make way for a modern building. Refusing to give up on a space that stands for memories, warmth, and community, Anvita tries everything she can to save Percy Café. When hope seems lost, Dhruvi (Garima Kaushal), a strong believer in preserving heritage and community spaces, steps in and extends her support to Anvita. United by a shared vision, Dhruvi and Anvita join hands to fight against the odds and protect what Percy Café truly represents.

Will Anvita succeed in saving Percy Café with Dhruvi’s support, or will Virat’s ruthless plans prevail? 

Garima Kaushal essaying the role of Dhruvi “The moment I heard Dhruvi’s character and understood her belief system, I felt an instant connection. What I love most about Dhruvi is that she stands for something much larger than herself. She isn’t just entering the story to support Anvita, she enters with a belief system. Personally, I have always believed in protecting spaces that bring people together, whether it’s nature, art, or places filled with stories and emotions. That’s why stepping into Dhruvi’s shoes felt very organic to me. Her decision to stand by Anvita comes from empathy and courage, and I feel audiences will connect with that.” 

Sumbul Touqeer Khan, who essays the role of Anvita, shares, “This phase of the story is very close to my heart because it talks about standing up for what truly matters, even when the odds are stacked against you. I think many of us have something in our lives that feels personal, something we would fight for no matter how difficult the situation becomes. Anvita’s fight to save Percy Café is driven by emotion, resilience and belief and I think many viewers will relate to that.”