A biography for Sargun Mehtahasn’t been written yet.
“I am quite excited about 'Udaariyaan' and I hope people like my show. Along with producing, I have also written the show.”
“In the first year, I wanted to skip college and get out, because I couldn't do it! But gradually, I got the hang of it.”
“The offers which I got in Bollywood were not what I expected them to be.”
“Actors are supposed to take versatile roles.”
“I am not fond of replacing anyone.”
“Qismat 2' has been one of my favourite films. Ever since its theatrical release, the love and appreciation we have received have been absolutely great.”
“Ravi always put in a lot of efforts for my birthday.”
“In 'Karol Bagh,' I was playing a supporting role, the character had grey shades.”
“I don't plan anything for myself.”
“I didn't know how to act at all. I got a seat in college through the extra curricular admission quota, and it was a mad process, where 100-150 students would vie for the few seats and go through 10 rounds.”
“Phulwa' was the role of my career and I got to do all what a male hero would do from action to reaction. I got to learn so much as an actor. Such a role on television is rare especially when soaps are mostly full of family drama only.”
“When people are advising, I keep my ears shut. It might sound terrible, but that's the truth. How I take advice is very different. I basically am someone who has learned on the job.”
“The role of Bulbul in 'Kya Hua Tera Vaada' is very interesting. Bulbul believes in family values and is independent like me. I relate with my character totally. Eighty percent of Bulbul is me only. The only difference is that unlike Bulbul I view relationships and love differently and I love my father whereas Bulbul hates her father.”
“I realised I don't like people who are realistic and practical.”
“I don't ask people if they are single or married then why do people have to ask me such things.”
“I am not desperate to do anything to make it in films.”
“People have different priorities and goals in life.”
“I don't follow many cliched things in my TV shows.”
“Balika Vadhu' is a show that I have followed since my college days. I always wanted to be part of it.”
“I don't agree with the concept of actors quitting shows.”