Mumbai: A surprising development has emerged from the sets of Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, with reports claiming that actress Sarah Killedar has exited the popular television drama. According to the reports, the actress decided to leave the show after her screen time was significantly reduced following the recent storyline changes.
The serial is currently centred around the lives of Myra and Kabir, while Abhira and Armaan continue to deal with the emotional aftermath of their daughter’s disappearance. Amid this ongoing track, Mukti’s character has remained absent for a considerable period, leading to fresh speculation about her future in the show.
Sarah Killedar Reportedly Exits the Show
Sarah Killedar had been portraying the role of Mukti, a character that gained attention from viewers during her time on the show. However, after the story took a leap, Mukti’s track underwent major changes, with the narrative stating that she had moved to Dubai.
Since then, the character has largely disappeared from the storyline. A new report now claims that Sarah has stepped away from the serial, reportedly due to her reduced screen presence.
The report further suggests that the Dubai storyline was introduced to give the makers time to bring in a new face for Mukti’s role. It also states that the character has currently been placed on hold by the production team.
With these developments, questions are being raised over whether Mukti’s storyline will continue in the future or remain suspended indefinitely. There has been no official confirmation from the makers regarding the reported exit.
Current Storyline Focuses on Myra and Kabir
The ongoing storyline revolves around Myra, the daughter of Armaan and Abhira, who had run away from home with Kabir. The two spent three days together in Mumbai before realising their mistake and deciding to return home.
Following their return, Mukti finds it difficult to face Armaan and Abhira. At the same time, Armaan and Abhira remain uncertain about whether Mukti is still in a relationship with Kabir.
These emotional conflicts continue to drive the current narrative, keeping the focus firmly on the evolving family drama.
