Tumm Se Tumm Tak Actor Nasirr Khan On Kashmir Sequence: It Will Be Much More Than What You Are Expecting

Actor Nasirr Khan, who is currently seen as Jhende in Tumm Se Tumm Tak, produced by Studio LSD, recently wrapped up an intense shooting schedule in Kashmir and promises that the upcoming track will be a visual and emotional treat for viewers. The actor, who portrays the character Jhende, revealed that the team spent close to four days filming in the picturesque Sonmarg valley, capturing what he calls one of the most awaited sequences of the show.

"We shot there for around four days, and the location was Sonmarg. This is the track that the audience has been eagerly waiting for," Nasirr shares. Surrounded by snow-clad mountains and breathtaking landscapes, the shoot added a fresh dimension to the narrative. Though the weather conditions were challenging, the actor says the experience was unforgettable. "Shooting in white Kashmir is as beautiful as it is demanding. It was extremely cold and hectic because we were constantly working in the snow, but the visuals are going to be stunning."

While food often becomes an integral part of travel memories, Nasirr admits that the packed schedule left little room for culinary exploration. "We didn't really get the time to try any special local dishes. The shoot was very tight and physically exhausting, but the energy on set was great," he adds.
Interestingly, this was not Nasirr's first visit to the Valley. "I have been to Kashmir many times earlier with my family for holidays, so the place is not new to me. But shooting there, especially in such conditions, is a completely different experience," he says.

Talking about his character Jhende, the actor hints at major developments ahead. "Yes, something very interesting is coming up in Jhende's track. The audience will see a new turn in his journey, and it will add depth to the ongoing story," he reveals, without giving away spoilers.

Sending out a message to the loyal viewers of Tumm Se Tumm Tak, Nasirr builds the excitement further. "All I can say is, just wait and watch. The Kashmir sequence is going to be much more than what you are expecting. It has emotion, drama, and visuals that will stay with the audience for a long time."