Actress Debjani Modak, who is known for her bubbly personality, has quit the popular TV show ‘Vaanathai Pola.’ Debjani shared the news on her social media handle.
The actress shared her Instagram story, and she wrote, “Thank you dear team for treating me well. I met a few people who are very close to my heart now and they are my well-wishers. Definitely will miss working with you Shreekumar, Maanya Anand, Shwetha Khelge, and Chandini Prakash. But I will see you again. I'm happy to earn your friendship. Cheers to our crazy time together, I will miss you all.”
She made her acting debut with the Telugu film Knock Out (2013), directed by Rajib Chatterjee. Later, Debjani shifted her career to television. She made her TV debut with Bengali daily soap Aponjon, where she played the role of Antara. Subsequently, she made her Tamil Television debut with TV serial Rasathi. Debjani also acted in the popular serial Vaanathai Pola. The actress played the role of Sandhiya. Which was quite famous among the Tele-audience.
Meanwhile, reliable sources say that the makers of the show have decided to cast actress Gayathri to replace Debjani Modak.
The story of Vanathai Pola is about the close bond between Chinrasu and his sister Thulasi. Their parents died when they were young. Both were raised by their grandmother. Chinraasu is on the lookout for a perfect groom for Thulasi. However, she repeatedly rejects potential grooms as she doesn't want to leave her brother. As fate would have it, she falls in love with Chinrasu's nemesis, the Panchayat board officer.
The crux of the story is what happens between Chinrasu and Thulasi, whether Thulasi marries the groom chosen by Chinrasu, and how this affects their bond. Chinrasu would accept the person who works as a Panchayat board officer if his sister Thulasi wishes. One of Chinraasu's relatives, Rajapandi, is also interested in marrying Thulasi, but he is not regarded as an ideal match because he smokes and consumes alcohol too. When Rajapandi and the village Panchayat board officer meet face to face, the quarrel begins.
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