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Nyra Banerjee and Sana Sayyad reunite with their younger selves!
Young Divya and Drishti visit the sets!
StarPlus show ‘Divya Drishti’, an intriguing tale of two sisters with super powers has been entertaining the viewers with its compelling storyline. The story has kept everyone hooked to their television screens with its interesting twists and turns.
The sisters are now reminiscing their childhood as the child actors, Tamanna and Alina who played the role of young Drishti and Divya respectively visited the set. Tammana hails from Rajasthan whereas Alina is from Mumbai itself.
Divya Drishti set is known for its fun aura as various artists keep visiting the team while shooting. This time, the set was fogged with the air of nostalgia as the little kids who played the young Divya and Drishti visited the set.
The gorgeous actress Nyra Banerjee who plays the role of Divya in the show shared, “It was great meeting the cute little girls who lit up the atmosphere with their cheer and quirkiness. We had a lot of fun with them and it is always great to meet young talents who are an inspiration in their own ways.” Whereas Sana Sayyad shared, “Tamanna is like my younger sister. She is really cute. It was a great surprise.”
The Divya Drishti team was delighted to meet the young ones who came on the set to spread happiness and cheer all around. As the storyline is progressing, it is getting the viewers on the edge with its gripping thrills and the supernatural factor.


