Actress Alivia Sarkar to make a cameo appearance on comedy-drama ‘Basanta Bilash’

After giving Bengali small screen a miss for quite some time, actress Alivia Sarkar is ready to make an appearance on TV show ‘Basanta Bilash’. Although it will be a cameo appearance, Alivia's entry will spice up the current storyline for sure.
The television show, which narrates the story of a typical ‘Mess Bari’ and its residents, has Kanchan Mullick, Kamalika Banerjee, Nandini Dutta, and Arpan Ghoshal in lead roles while Rahul Arunoday Banerjee joined the cast a few months back.
Ever since Tukai’s (Rahul) re-entry into Mahua’s (Nandini) life, lover boy Rahul is in deep agony. He feels Tukai is at ‘Basanta Bilash’ to win Mahua back. In a desperate attempt to confess his love, Rahul writes a letter to Nandini which ends up somewhere else. Adding insult to injury, Rahul keeps failing in every challenge while Tukai always wins. He thinks Mahua is still in love with her childhood crush Tukai Da.
A heartbroken Rahul decides to leave but right then, something miraculous happens. Tukai asks Mahua to follow her heart in the most filmy way. Nandini, just like Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge’s Simran reunites with her ‘Rahul’ who is on a rickshaw. But the drama doesn’t end here. As Nandini takes her dulha on a ‘palki’, a lady makes a surprise entry. And that’s how Alivia’s character will be introduced to the audience. With her entry, an interesting revelation will be made which will shed light on Tukai too. The singer, who has a huge female fan following since his college days, had entered ‘Basanta Bilash’ with a certain agenda. And the upcoming episodes will slowly unfold the truth.
With such a track in the story, ‘Basanta Bilash’ will certainly spice up the entertainment quotient of the audience.
Speaking about Alivia, the actress, who started her career with ‘Dance Bangla Dance’, has been a part of many TV shows including ‘Sreemarekha’ and ‘Joyee’. She has been busy with web series for quite some time now and featured in ‘Break Up Story’, ‘Rokto Bilap’ and ‘Montu Pilot’.