Exclusive- Zayn Ibad Khan talks about the nostalgia for shooting with Khushi Dubey in Jaadu Teri Nazar: We missed working together after Aashiqana

The highly anticipated spooky thriller Jaadu Teri Nazar, created by Gul Khan, is due to premiere this month. The show's premiere took place yesterday, and star actors Zayn Ibad Khan and Khushi Dubey put on a stunning performance. A video from the event, which shows the two engaging with fans, has gone viral, piqueing the interest of viewers eager to see their connection on television.
In an exclusive conversation with Times Of India TV, Khushi Dubey and Zayn Ibad Khan were asked about the nostalgia they felt returning together onscreen, Zayn said, "So after Aashiqana we even did a music video that became quite a hit. But yes, the nostalgia was for real as after Aashiqana this would be our first show together on TV. When I went on the set, all that we could see in each other's eyes was how much we missed working together. And yes, with Jaadu Teri Nazar, we are only seeing each other as Khushi and Zayn while shooting and not our previous characters Chikki or Yash. So with this show, we have the same team that we had on Aashiqana but it is a completely new experience. Playing Vihaan and Gauri is absolutely thrilling and different from what we had played before."
Previously, Khushi Dubey and Zayn Ibad Khan captivated hearts with their chemistry in Aashiqana. During their stay on the show, suspicions regarding their relationship status began to circulate.
Speaking of Jaadu Teri Nazar, the show promises a novel plot that combines classic television storytelling with interactive gaming components to provide a multi-platform experience. Sumbul Touqeer and Shrenu Parikh make important appearances in the episode to help develop the plot. At the start of the program, Shrenu's character, a Daayan, gives birth to a baby boy with dark qualities, but Sumbul's character has a baby girl, implying a future struggle between the two. Simultaneously, Sumbul Touqeer's character gives birth to a baby girl, foreshadowing an imminent war between good and evil.