Dheeraj Dhoopar, currently portraying Subhaan in Zee TV’s Rabb Se Hai Dua, embraced fatherhood two years ago and is setting an exemplary standard for fathers by seamlessly balancing his parental duties with his shooting schedule. Recently, Dhoopar’s son, Zayn, paid a visit to the set. The heartwarming moment that followed will surely make you go ‘aww’: little Zayn, reluctant to let go of his father’s hand, was eager to play with him. Demonstrating his dedication as both a father and an actor, Dheeraj found a way to spend precious time with his son amidst his busy day, capturing the hearts of everyone around.
As per the current track of the show, Farhan kidnaps Ibaadat (Yesha Rughani). However, Subhaan senses something is wrong and questions Mannat (Seerat Kapoor), and he is on a mission to save Ibaadat. While Dheeraj was busy shooting such intense scenes, it was his son, Zayn, who uplifted his mood off-screen. Little Zayn, who didn’t want to leave his father even for a second, led to Dheeraj giving a close-up shot while holding his son’s hand.
Dheeraj said, “Recently, Zayn surprised me by visiting the set, and it made me incredibly happy. I was in the middle of shooting some intense scenes, but the moment I saw his face, the entire mood of the set shifted. He just wanted to play and wouldn’t let go of my hand, even when I had to go for my shot. Fortunately, I only needed to film a close-up, so I kept holding his hand since he wasn’t in the frame. Everything went smoothly. Having him there made it one of the most amazing days of shooting I’ve ever had.”
Fortunately, I only needed to film a close-up, so I kept holding his hand since he wasn’t in the frame
He further added, “Striking a balance between personal and professional life is crucial. Now that I am a father, this is of utmost importance to me. Despite the demanding nature of my profession, I make it a priority to spend quality time with my family. I carefully plan my schedule to ensure I can manage my work commitments while still being present for my loved ones.”
