‘No matter what happens in a family, the bonds remain strong, and love is always present’, says Mehndi Wala Ghar Actor Vibha Chibber 

Sony Entertainment Television's family drama, ‘Mehndi Wala Ghar’, introduces viewers to Ujjain’s Agrawal family, touching upon the complexities of familial bonds and putting the spotlight on the consequences of drifting away from the joint family setup. In the ongoing track, viewers have witnessed how Mauli (Shruti Anand) and Manoj’s (Karan Mehra) plan works out, and they are successful in stopping everyone from leaving Mehndi Wala Ghar. As the story moves ahead, Janaki Maa (Vibha Chibber) assigns household work to the bahus while the sons strive to financially support the house. More so, Janaki Maa has started noticing the growing friendship between Rahul (Shehzad Shaikh) and Mauli, and now, she wants Manoj's son, Manas (Ayaz Ahmed), to come to Ujjain and be with Mauli.

Renowned for playing diverse characters, actor Vibha Chibber sheds light on the ongoing track and says, “No matter what happens in a family, the bonds remain strong, and love is always present. I completely understand how Janaki is feeling – she feels the happiness of having her family back together in the Mehndi Wala Ghar, but the lingering pain of their past departure continues to haunt her. It's heartening to witness all the children unanimously deciding to stay in the house, but the scars from the time when everyone left still weigh heavily in Janaki's heart. Janaki's warning to Mauli is not just a cautionary statement; it is a stern reminder that some mistakes, no matter how well-intentioned, cannot be forgotten but linger as festering wounds in the heart. She likes Mauli and how they share the same motive of keeping the family united. It will be an interesting journey for the viewers to see how Mauli finds her ways to keep her promise to Janaki.”

When asked about her off-screen camaraderie with Shruti Anand, who plays Mauli, Vibha Chibber shares, “Like Mauli, Shruti is warm, kind, and professional; she creates a harmonious atmosphere on set. We have a lot of fun in between shots, we have lunch together, and she always thinks about me whenever she buys something for her vanity. She calls me Janaki Maa even when the cameras aren’t rolling and we have a mother-daughter bond. As we both try to stay fit, we assist each other with our diets. She prepares green tea for me, and we bring diet-friendly foods for each other.”