Famous actor Anup Soni has proved himself by doing theater, TV, Hindi films that he is second to none. Anup came into the news with 'Balika Vadhu'. After that, he never looked back. At the same time, if we talk about personal life, Anup was married to Juhi Babbar, daughter of Raj Babbar. The two first met in the theater. Today both have a 10-year-old son.
Anup will soon be seen sharing screen space with Juhi. In a recent interview, Anup Soni revealed this secret. Anup has a project in hand, in which he will be seen working with wife Juhi. Anup and Juhi got married in 2011. After 12 years of marriage, both of them will be seen together on screen for the first time. Anup said that Juhi and he did not appear on screen earlier because their son was young. The son needed a parent at home. In such a situation, it was difficult for both of them to get out to work together.
The son is now 10 years old. He recognizes right and wrong. He also pays attention to studies. So in such a situation, we are both going to work together. Now we can leave the son at home and go together for work. Anup further said that after 12 years of marriage, both of us have got some interesting projects together. In such a situation, both of us could not refuse to do it. I am very happy that I am going to share the screen with Juhi soon. Juhi is a great artist. Anyone who has seen her on stage has definitely said that she is fantastic. Whenever I see her on stage, I love the way she connects with the live audience. I think if we share screen space together, we will be able to reveal the best side of each other.
Anup Soni said, "I have no shame in taking television offers. I still respect the television industry a lot. He has given me recognition in every household. Among the artists, I have become known only through TV. People have seen my work the most on television. If I ever get an opportunity to work on television and get a good role offered, I will not shy away from doing it."
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