For The First Time, A Woman Will Play A Fire Fighter: Chashni Actor Amandeep Sidhu

Star Plus is set to introduce the audience to a new narrative that has never been seen on television before.

'Chashni', a new show from Star Plus, will centre on the unusual and twisted relationship between two sisters.

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New Delhi: 'Chashni', a new show from Star Plus, is contrary to its name and promises to be plenty of heated entertainment. The show, which will feature a range of relationships for viewers to see on screen, will centre on the unusual and twisted relationship between two sisters who play Saas Bahu, Chandni, and Roshni.

With this new show, Star Plus is set to introduce the audience to a new narrative that has never been seen on television before. The show's creators have released the trailer for the show that tells the story of two sisters who experience an emotional upheaval. In the show, Chandni is likewise a rebel, but Roshni is played by Amandeep Sidhu, a firefighter. Their equation and relationship are completely changed by one incident.

Amandeep Sidhu, who plays Chandni in the show Chashni, discusses her experience as a firefighter. "Playing a firefighter is different yet challenging for me. It's the first time a woman has played the role of a firefighter, and it's also a first for the audience. It is an amazing experience to play the role of Chandni. Like every show, ours also has a message for the audience; it showcases girl power, which revolves around Chandni and Roshni. The story of the two sisters is engaging and filled with masaledar twists; the audience will surely love the show, as it will be the first time they witness something like this. I have always played the character of the girl next door, but playing a firefighter is going to be special as I will be serving my nation, be it in real life or on screen, and I always wanted to play this type of character," she said.

Star Plus features a strong range of shows, including 'Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai', 'Teri Meri Doriyaann', 'Imlie', 'Yeh Hai Chahatein', and 'Rajjo', which highlights women's empowerment.