Agilus Diagnostics Redefines Myeloid Malignancy Testing with India’s 3-Day Genomic Results

24 January 2025: Agilus Diagnostics, India’s largest and most trusted diagnostic network, announces a ground-breaking achievement in genomic testing with its industry-leading 3-day turnaround time (TAT) for test results in myeloid malignancies.

The genomic testing market in India is experiencing rapid growth, driven by advancements in technology, increasing awareness, and the rising demand for personalized medicine. Currently valued at approximately USD 150 million, the market is projected to grow at a CAGR of over 15% in the next five years. Genomic testing is transforming cancer diagnostics by revolutionizing targeted therapy and personalized medicine. By providing actionable insights into an individual’s unique genetic profile, it enables clinicians to identify specific mutations, tailor treatment plans, and select therapies that offer the highest efficacy. As the future of cancer diagnostics, genomic testing empowers early detection, precise interventions, and better disease management, marking a significant shift in how cancer care is delivered. With these advancements, Agilus Diagnostics’ cutting-edge offerings place it at the forefront of this expanding market. By delivering unparalleled speed and precision, the company is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for genomic testing in India, establishing itself as a leader in the space.

Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) is revolutionizing genetic testing by enabling precise, comprehensive analysis of genetic variations, empowering clinicians with actionable insights for personalized patient care. While genomic testing has traditionally been a lengthy process, often taking weeks to deliver results, Agilus Diagnostics has set a new benchmark by delivering individualized reports—meticulously crafted by expert molecular pathologists—in just three days (for myeloid malignancies). This rapid turnaround ensures faster clinical decision-making, ultimately improving patient outcomes and setting us apart as leaders in precision diagnostics.

The Myeloid Genomics Testing and Precision Assay is designed to offer faster, more precise insights into cancer and myeloid disorders. The Myeloid Genomics Testing covers 79 genes, including those linked to inherited risks, to detect key genetic changes like mutations and fusions. This enables personalized treatment recommendations for conditions like Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) and Myeloproliferative Neoplasms (MPN). Reports are reviewed by expert pathologists and include internationally recognized risk assessment tools and therapy suggestions tailored to the patient.

The Genomic Profiling Precision Assay provides comprehensive genomic profiling for cancers like lung, colon, breast, and melanoma by analyzing 50 critical genes. It identifies mutations, amplifications, and fusion genes, offering actionable insights for targeted treatments. With optimized panels for tissue and blood samples, the test ensures accurate results within 2 days for liquid biopsy samples and 7 days for tissue block samples, making it a powerful tool for precision medicine.

“Our 3-day genomic testing initiative for myeloid malignancies addresses one of the biggest challenges in precision oncology —Time. With this breakthrough, Agilus Diagnostics is not only setting a new industry standard but also transforming patient care by enabling faster diagnoses and treatment,” said Dr. Anand K, Managing Director & CEO of Agilus Diagnostics.

Currently, the labs in the genomic testing space often take up to 2 -3 weeks to deliver results for myeloid malignancies, which can delay critical clinical decisions. In contrast, Agilus Diagnostics’ rapid testing approach significantly shortens the diagnostic timeline, reducing hospital visits and enhancing the patient experience.

Driving Global Standards in Genomic Testing

Agilus Diagnostics’ commitment to speed and precision extends beyond technological advancements. The company ensures that every report is individualized, with expert molecular pathologists meticulously interpreting results. This personalized reporting approach ensures that physicians receive not just data but clinically actionable insights that support timely and effective patient management.

Agilus Diagnostics is setting new benchmarks in genomic testing, aligning with global standards in personalized medicine. The combination of advanced technology, rapid turnaround times, and expert oversight positions the company as a leader in precision diagnostics. By offering unparalleled speed, accuracy, and patient-focused care, Agilus Diagnostics reaffirms its commitment to bringing world-class diagnostic services to India.

“With our advanced genomic testing capabilities, we aim to provide clinicians with the tools they need to make timely, informed decisions. This not only improves outcomes but also sets a new benchmark for the healthcare industry in India,” added Dr. Anand K.

Timely Surgery Transforms 11-Year-Old’s Life After Moyamoya

Bangalore, 24th January, 2025: In a compelling case that underscores the importance of early diagnosis and expert intervention, an 11-year-old boy from Devanahalli Taluk, overcame the challenges posed by Moyamoya disease—a rare cerebrovascular disorder often leading to continuous strokes. Known to have a prevalence rate of 0.35 to 0.94 per 100,000 people, mainly in the areas of Japan and Korea, Moyamoya disease manifests itself via gradual narrowing of arteries supplying blood to the brain. Arjun (name changed) experienced an episode of seizure a year back which was progressively followed by a decline in his ability to see and weakness on the left side of his body over the course of the year. A CT Angiogram at Aster Whitefield Hospital showed a “puff of smoke” appearance – a hallmark sign of Moyamoya disease, hence confirming the diagnosis.

This rare and unique disease mostly affects children around the age of 10 years and adults around the age of 40 years while progressing without warning, necessitating prompt and precise medical intervention. Moyamoya disease causes narrowing of key brain arteries, prompting the brain to form smaller compensatory blood vessels to meet its oxygen needs. These new vessels, however, are often insufficient, appearing as a “puff of smoke” in imaging scans. When the brain’s demand for blood outpaces the supply, patients experience strokes or other neurological events, as in Arjun’s case. Left untreated, Moyamoya can lead to recurring strokes, disability, and even death, making early diagnosis critical to altering the disease’s course.

Recognizing the immediacy of the situation, the medical team decided to go ahead with a Revascularization surgery. This is an intricate procedure but offers a reliable method to restore blood flow to the brain. The surgeons carefully isolated a scalp artery, called the superficial temporal artery (STA) and connected it to an artery in the brain, creating an anastomosis. This connection enabled blood from the STA to eventually supply the brain, circumventing the narrowed arteries and improving oxygen delivery. But, the surgery was not without its challenges. Revascularization demanded careful handling of delicate arteries. Isolating them and suturing these tiny vessels required flawless execution. Through the combined expertise of Dr. Swaroop Gopal, Group Director – Aster International Institute of Neurosciences and Spine Care, Aster Whitefield Hospital, Specializing in Vascular and Endo-Vascular Surgery and Dr. Suraj Gopal, Associate Consultant, Neurosurgery, Aster Whitefield Hospital the surgery was completed successfully.

The post-operative prognosis for this disease includes stabilization of the symptoms with continuous evaluation. Arjun was discharged two days after his surgery and has been scheduled for regular check-ups to monitor his condition as Moyamoya disease is known to be bilateral, that is, it affects both the sides of the brain. Hence, there is a possibility that revascularization procedures may be needed for the opposite side of the brain as well.

“Arjun is doing well now. After the diagnosis, a Digital Subtraction Angiography (DSA) was performed to evaluate issues with the blood flow. This involved inserting a catheter into the leg artery and guiding it to the brain’s blood vessels, utilizing high-quality X rays to image the blood vessels”, mentioned Dr. Swaroop Gopal, Group Director – Aster International Institute of Neurosciences and Spine Care, Aster Whitefield Hospital. “The whole revascularization procedure was done under a microscope”, he added.

Arjun’s family were kept informed of all the developments and treatment plans on a daily basis. The rarity of the case made it a challenge for them to understand the condition and the need for surgery. But considerable information, reassurance and support from the medical team provided the parents with emotional strength to face the situation. Throughout the whole process they remained hopeful and strong.

Dr. Suraj Gopal, Associate Consultant, Neurosurgery, Aster Whitefield Hospital, mentioned, “Moyamoya is a surgically treatable disease. Hence, it is very important for parents, guardians or family to not dismiss the symptoms as a typical paralysis or stroke. Early recognition of the symptoms is crucial for the diagnosis and subsequent treatment. Missing symptoms increases the risk of recurrence, with strokes becoming more severe and occurring in closer intervals.”

Arjun has completely recovered from the weakness that had affected the left side of his body along with partial improvement in his vision, as the bypass starts functioning several weeks after the surgery. With timely intervention, advanced surgical techniques, and compassionate support, Arjun’s future is now full of possibilities. The success of his treatment offers hope to other families facing similar diagnoses, showcasing how expert care and determination can change lives.

Kamya Panjabi on National Girl Child Day: A Call for Real Progress in Gender Equality

In a world where days like National Girl Child Day and Women’s Day are marked with enthusiasm, Kamya Panjabi, known for her role as Mohini in Ishq Jabariya on Sun Neo, brings a thought-provoking perspective. While many celebrate these days with grandeur and big speeches, Kamya questions their true impact. Her honest words remind us that change begins with actions, not just words.

Kamya says, “I feel that celebrating things like National Girl Child Day and Women’s Day is just a joke. Honestly, it feels like a waste of time. All this big talk about girl’s rights and equality it needs to stop unless we actually do something about it. The day our mindset truly changes, the day these things start happening for real, we won’t need a specific day to celebrate girls or women. Every single day will naturally become a celebration. We keep saying that the country is progressing, that things are improving, and yes, they are. But the reality is that the mindset hasn’t changed much. It’s still stuck in the past.”

She reflects on her own fears as a mother, saying, “Take my own fears as an example. Even today, if my daughter has to step out of the house, I feel scared. I worry about sending her with a driver. She’s only 15 now, but when she turns 18, my fears will only grow. That worry has already started. Why? Because we don’t have trust. There’s no faith in our society. Someone could die, get assaulted, or even worse, and it seems like life just moves on. Cases like Nirbhaya keep happening, and it makes me so angry.”

The Ishq Jabariya actress powerfully states, “When we talk about girls and their safety, it makes my blood boil. We celebrate and talk about progress, but the truth is, the basic fear and mistrust haven’t gone away. Until those things change, what’s the point of celebrating?”

In Ishq Jabariya, Kamya plays Mohini, the aunt of Aditya (Lakshay Khurana). The show follows the heartwarming journey of Gulki (Siddhi Sharma), a lively young woman with big dreams who faces unexpected challenges on her path to love and self-discovery.

Managing Winter Risks and Staying Strong for Cancer Patients

By:Dr Raghav Kesri, Senior Consultant and Head Medical Oncology, Yatharth Hospital, Greater Noida

 

Cancer treatment can be a challenging journey for patients, and the winter months often add an extra layer of difficulty. The drop in temperatures and the onset of seasonal illnesses pose unique risks for individuals undergoing cancer treatment or recovering from it. Understanding how cold weather affects cancer patients and taking appropriate precautions is essential for managing health during this season.

Cold Weather and Its Effect on Cancer Patients
The colder months can significantly affect the overall well-being of cancer patients. One of the primary concerns is weakened immunity. Many cancer treatments, such as chemotherapy and radiation, suppress the immune system, making patients more susceptible to seasonal infections like the flu and pneumonia. Exposure to extreme cold can also lead to complications like frostbite and hypothermia, especially for those with reduced circulation due to treatment side effects.

Cancer survivors often experience joint pain and stiffness as a result of treatment-induced inflammation or side effects like peripheral neuropathy. Cold temperatures tend to exacerbate these conditions, leading to discomfort and reduced mobility. Additionally, reduced exposure to sunlight during winter may cause a drop in vitamin D levels, which are essential for immune function and bone health.

Managing Risks During the Winter
To navigate the challenges posed by winter, cancer patients can adopt several strategies to protect their health. Keeping the body warm is crucial. Wearing multiple layers of clothing, using heating devices indoors, and avoiding prolonged exposure to cold weather can help prevent complications like frostbite and hypothermia.

Maintaining a strong immune system is vital during this time. A well-balanced, nutrient-rich diet that includes plenty of fruits, vegetables, and antioxidant-rich foods can help boost immunity. Incorporating foods fortified with vitamin D or taking supplements, as prescribed by a doctor, can address seasonal deficiencies.

Preventing infections is another critical step. Cancer patients should prioritize hygiene by washing their hands regularly, avoiding crowded spaces, and staying up-to-date with seasonal vaccinations, such as flu shots. Staying hydrated and using humidifiers can also help combat dry air, which can irritate respiratory passages and skin.

Mental Health and Emotional Well-Being
The colder months, combined with the physical toll of cancer treatment, can also affect mental health. Seasonal affective disorder, characterized by feelings of depression during winter, can exacerbate the emotional challenges that many cancer patients face. Engaging in regular physical activity, such as indoor yoga or light exercises, can help improve mood and circulation. Practices like mindfulness, meditation, and counselling can also provide emotional support during this difficult time.

Road to Recovery
For cancer patients, managing the effects of cold weather requires a proactive approach. Taking steps to stay warm, maintain immunity, and prioritize mental health can make a significant difference in their overall well-being. It is equally important to stay in close communication with healthcare providers, who can offer tailored advice and interventions to address individual risks during the winter months.
While winter poses unique challenges, it is also an opportunity to focus on self-care and resilience. With the right precautions, cancer patients can navigate the season safely and continue their journey toward recovery.

Telangana Signs MoU with JSW Defence for Manufacturing Facility

Chandigarh, January 24, 2025: The Government of Telangana has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with JSW UAV Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of JSW Defence, to establish a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility to make Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) in the state.

As part of this strategic initiative, JSW UAV is set to invest approximately ₹800 crores in the project, through a technology arrangement with a leading US-based defence technology company.

The MoU was signed in the presence of the Honorable Chief Minister of Telegana, Shri Revant Reddy and Parth Jindal of JSW Group in the presence of senior dignitaries from the state on the side lines of the ongoing World Economic Forum (WEF) at Davos.

Speaking on the occasion, Shri Revanth Reddy, Honorable Chief Minister of Telengana, said, “Hyderabad, and Telengana, was long positioned in the global market as software and pharma leader. With clear vision and diligent efforts, we are now establishing Telengana as a clear leader for investments in manufacturing across sectors, ranging from semiconductor, defence, private space to FMCG. My government’s efforts to position Telengana as a preferred option for the world for its China Plus One strategy has started bearing results.”

Parth Jindal of JSW Group said, “This MoU underscores our unwavering commitment to playing a key role in indigenizing defense technology in India. We are deeply grateful to the Government of Telangana, led by the Honorable Chief Minister Shri Revanth Reddy, for its guidance and support through industry-friendly policies that make initiatives like this possible.”

JSW Defence Pvt Ltd. – a part of the US$ 24 billion JSW Group – has a strategic partnership with Shield AI, Inc, a leading U.S defence technology company, to indigenize and manufacture Shield AI’s “V-BAT”, a Group 3 Unmanned Aerial System (UAS). This collaboration marks a significant step in boosting India’s defence capabilities by bringing in world-class UAS technology to the country.

Budget Expectations: Alok Dubey & Ganesh Raju

“The upcoming budget should prioritize India’s digital and technological growth by focusing on key areas such as AI, machine learning, blockchain, and 5G infrastructure. Strengthening these areas will drive innovation and help bridge the digital divide between urban and rural India. We anticipate measures to boost R&D, semiconductor manufacturing, and green technologies, which are crucial for enhancing India’s position as a global technology hub. Policies that support startups, MSMEs, and local manufacturing—through refined PLI schemes and targeted subsidies—will play a pivotal role in strengthening the ‘Make in India’ initiative and reducing import dependency. Additionally, simplifying tax structures and investing in skill development will empower the tech ecosystem, driving long-term, sustainable growth. We are optimistic about the government’s continued focus on digital transformation, sustainability, and self-reliance, which align with our commitment to innovation and eco-friendly practices.”

By: Alok Dubey, Chief Finance Officer, Acer India.

“The upcoming budget needs to recognize a crucial shift in India’s startup landscape. While we have mastered software innovation, the next wave of value creation will come from hard-tech – startups solving complex industrial, agricultural, and healthcare challenges. To enable this, we need more than just tax benefits. We should consider creating specialized funding pools for R&D-intensive startups, particularly those working on deep tech solutions. The government could introduce matching funds for early-stage investments in sectors like semiconductor design, biotech, and advanced materials. This would help de-risk private investment in areas that typically have longer gestation periods but higher impact potential. Additionally, simplifying the process for academic institutions to become startup shareholders could unlock a wealth of untapped innovation. Many breakthrough technologies remain within lab walls due to complex commercialization pathways. The focus should shift from creating more startups to enabling the right kind of startups – ones that solve India’s core challenges while building for global markets,”

By: Ganesh Raju, Founder, Turbostart Global.

B2B E-Commerce in 2025: The Trends Revolutionizing the Industry

With the rise of sustainable innovations, one can witness that the B2B ecommerce landscape in 2025 will transit through a substantial transformation stage. The digital age has already brought great changes to the usual methods of business and this, together with the quickly progressing technology and the evolving needs of the consumers are the things that will be happening in the next few years. Companies like ExportersIndia.com are already incorporating these advancements into their companies to ensure that the trend is not something they lag behind but are actively involved in the facilitation of the nascent relationships between B2B sellers and buyers.

These are the main trends that will determine the ecommerce sector of the B2B industry in the year 2025:

  1. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Automation

AI has already started to revolutionize B2B ecommerce by offering more personalized experiences and enhancing customer service. In 2025, the role of AI in B2B ecommerce will continue to grow and  enabling businesses to make smarter decisions and improve operational efficiency.

One of the key ways that AI will enhance the B2B buying experience is through automation. From chatbots providing instant support to predictive analytics anticipating customer needs, AI-powered tools will streamline the sales process, reduce manual intervention, and help businesses understand customer behaviours more deeply. For instance, AI will help identify the best products for customers based on their past purchasing habits, location, and industry trends.

Moreover, automation will play a crucial role in inventory management, order processing, and fulfilment. Automated systems will help businesses reduce errors and speed up workflows, ultimately resulting in cost savings and more efficient operations.

  1. B2B Marketplaces Will Continue to Dominate

The trend of B2B marketplaces has been growing steadily over the last few years, and it will become even more dominant. Marketplaces like ExportersIndia.com will continue to serve as the backbone of B2B commerce, offering businesses a platform to connect, showcase products, and conduct transactions. The success of these marketplaces is built on trust, ease of use, and access to a wide array of buyers and suppliers.

The future of B2B marketplaces will be shaped by the integration of advanced technologies like AI, big data, and blockchain. These technologies will improve trust and transparency, allowing buyers and sellers to have greater confidence in their transactions. As ecommerce marketplaces will become even more vital by offering cross-border trade opportunities and expansion.

  1. Personalization at Scale

While personalization has long been a buzzword in B2C ecommerce, it is now making its way into the B2B space. B2B buyers expect the same level of personalized experience that they receive as consumers. Businesses will need to leverage data analytics and AI to offer highly tailored experiences for their clients.

This personalization will not only be limited to product recommendations but will extend to pricing, customer service, and marketing. For example, a buyer from a specific region may receive personalized content or offers relevant to their local market. Additionally, AI will help businesses understand the buyer’s unique pain points and offer solutions more efficiently.

  1. Omni-Channel Experience

Omni-channel experiences have become a priority for many B2B companies. In 2025, businesses will need to seamlessly integrate various touchpoints—online and offline—to provide a consistent experience to their customers. Whether it’s browsing on mobile devices, accessing support via live chat, or placing orders through a dedicated app, B2B buyers will expect a fluid, interconnected experience across all channels.

To deliver a smooth omni-channel experience, businesses will need to integrate their customer relationship management (CRM) systems, inventory management, and payment systems across all platforms. By doing so, companies can ensure they meet the diverse needs of their customers while delivering on their expectations.

  1. Voice Search and Conversational Commerce

With the growth of voice-activated technologies and virtual assistants, voice search will become an integral part of the B2B ecommerce journey. By 2025, voice-based shopping will be increasingly utilized by B2B buyers, who will use voice assistants to place orders, find suppliers, and even ask questions about product specifications.

Conversational commerce is also set to rise as businesses integrate chatbots and virtual assistants into their ecommerce platforms. These tools will offer real-time communication, helping buyers make informed decisions quickly and efficiently. Whether it’s answering FAQs, providing product recommendations, or assisting with order tracking, conversational commerce will enhance the customer experience and drive higher engagement rates.

  1. Sustainability and Green ECommerce

In 2025, businesses will not only look at the environmental impact of their products but also at the practices of their suppliers. Green ecommerce platforms will provide businesses with the opportunity to access sustainable products, materials, and eco-friendly services. With increasing pressure from consumers, companies that embrace sustainability will be better positioned to attract and retain clients who prioritize ethical sourcing and eco-conscious practices.

Companies in the B2B ecommerce sector are increasingly leveraging emerging trends to stay competitive in the evolving market landscape. Embracing advanced technologies and strategic approaches can enhance operational efficiency and customer experience, while also paving the way for sustainable growth in a rapidly changing global environment.

Liberty General Insurance Unveils Republic Day Brand Film

Mumbai, January 24, 2025: As India commemorates its 76th Republic Day, Liberty General Insurance has released a thought-provoking campaign film that explores the true meaning of “Liberty” through the voices of everyday citizens. The film poses a simple yet powerful question: What does Liberty mean to you? Designed to inspire reflection, the campaign connects deeply with audiences by celebrating the freedoms that shape our lives.

The film opens with this central question and transitions into personal, heartfelt responses from individuals across diverse walks of life. A child’s playful imagination, a doctor’s dedication, a Gen Z individual’s self-expression, a common man’s values, and a retired army man’s preparedness come together to highlight liberty’s varied interpretations. These stories, told with authenticity, encourage viewers to appreciate the unique ways freedom influences their own lives.

Speaking on the launch of the Republic Day brand film, Mr. Parag Ved, CEO & Whole-Time Director, Liberty General Insurance, said, “At Liberty General Insurance, liberty is not just a word; it represents our promise to empower people to live without fear or hesitation. This film is a reflection of the values we stand for—providing our customers with the confidence and peace of mind they need to embrace life’s opportunities. Our aim is to remind everyone that liberty is deeply personal yet collectively significant, and through our reliable services, we strive to honour this belief every day.”

The film is a tribute to the spirit of independence, seamlessly aligning with Liberty General Insurance’s mission of delivering trust and reliability. Through its relatable narrative and inspiring tone, the campaign aims to strengthen Liberty’s connection with its audience while encouraging them to embrace the true essence of Republic Day.

ManpowerGroup’s 2025 Talent Shortage Survey: The Growing Need for Skilled Workers

NEW DELHI, INDIA (January 24, 2025) – Employers In India are expecting cautious hiring in the first quarter of 2025, as ongoing talent shortages continue to hinder recruitment efforts according to the latest ManpowerGroup (NYSE: MAN) Talent Shortage Survey. The survey collected data from more than 3,000 employers across the 4 regions of India, seeking inputs on the Talent shortages they are facing and how do they plan to cope with attrition in their efforts to retain talent as well as their HR priorities in 2025. Despite the highest hiring demand globally (53%), 80% of employers in India are struggling to find the right talent they need, a trend that has persisted since 2022 and is more than the global average, where 74% of employers are reporting talent scarcity (the global figure remains unchanged over 2024). The survey highlights that no region is immune to shortages, and talent scarcity remains a defining feature of the global labor market.

“The persistent talent shortage, with 80% of organizations struggling to fill roles in 2025, underscores the urgent need for collective action, said Sandeep Gulati, Managing Director, ManpowerGroup India and Middle East. Industries like IT, Energy, and Utilities are feeling the greatest strain, with demand for specialized skills like data and IT continuing to rise. In South India, where the shortage is especially pronounced, the pressure on medium and large enterprises is significant. Employers are increasingly prioritizing upskilling strategies to bridge this gap, reflecting a shift towards sustainable solutions over short-term measures like wage increases. Addressing this challenge will require a robust partnership between businesses, governments, and educators to build a future-ready workforce.”

KEY FINDINGS FROM THE 2025 TALENT SHORTAGE SURVEY

  • 80% of employers report difficulty finding skilled talent, remaining consistent in the last three years, and increasing 86% from 2021’s survey.
  • To find, attract, and recruit talent, employers are offering more upskilling and reskilling opportunities to current employees (39%), as they aim to reduce recruitment costs by promoting internal mobility. Increasing temporary recruitment is favoured by only 22% of employers as they show preference in targeting new talent pools (38%) and increasing wages (29%).
  • Talent shortages are most prominent in South India (85%) and have remained consistent with last year.
  • When asked about Artificial Intelligence (AI), employers cite training staff, finding qualified talent, and offering more location flexibility (hybrid, remote) as the top challenges to fully leverage the technology
  • Company size plays a notable role in talent acquisition challenges, with large organizations (250-999 employees) and very large enterprises (1,000-4,999 employees) reporting an 82% difficulty in filling positions, while the largest organizations (5,000+ employees) face slightly fewer challenges at 80%.

Sheel Verma on His Role in ‘Badi Haveli Ki Chhoti Thakurain’

Actor Sheel Verma is stepping into the spotlight with his highly anticipated Shemaroo Umang’s upcoming show, ‘Badi Haveli Ki Chhoti Thakurain’. With its gripping promos teasing drama, suspense, and unexpected twists, the show has already created a buzz.

Sheel couldn’t contain his excitement as he shared his thoughts about his debut. “This role is incredibly special to me. What makes it even more exciting is how unpredictable my character is, you never know what’s coming next! That’s the beauty of this show—it keeps you guessing,” he said with a smile.

Having previously worked in web series and movies, Sheel explained why he chose this show for his TV debut. “The storyline is so unique and interesting. It’s not your typical family drama; it has depth, twists, and surprises that will keep the audience hooked. My character has a very important part to play in the bigger story.”

Sheel also hinted at the excitement viewers can expect. “This show is packed with twists and turns. Every episode brings something new, and I promise it’s going to be an exciting ride. Playing this role has been an amazing experience, and I can’t wait for the audience to join me on this journey,” he added.

Set against the stunning backdrop of Rajasthan, Badi Haveli Ki Chhoti Thakurain is a tale of family, tradition, and power struggles. At its core, it’s a story of sacrifice, resilience, and love, revolving around Chaina, a village girl whose life changes dramatically when she enters a grand haveli.