Something clearly isn’t calm behind the scenes of Seher Hone Ko Hai, and now it’s starting to spill out in a way fans didn’t really expect. What began as quiet whispers about tension between co-stars Parth Samthaan and Rishita Kothari has slowly turned into a full-blown online conversation. The twist here is that it’s not just about alleged on-set disagreements anymore — it has now dragged Rishita into a wave of trolling that she finally chose to address, in her own words.
Instead of reacting instantly or jumping into the noise, Rishita stayed quiet for a long time. But when she did speak, it wasn’t defensive or aggressive, it felt more like someone finally letting out everything that had been building inside. She shared a long note on Instagram where she explained that silence doesn’t mean she doesn’t feel things, and definitely doesn’t mean she deserves to be judged. The tone wasn’t dramatic, but you could feel the weight behind it, like she had been holding this in for way too long.
When Silence Gets Misread As Attitude
Rishita opened up about how being a quiet person has often worked against her, especially in an industry where people expect constant reactions and visibility. She said that just because she doesn’t speak up immediately, it doesn’t mean she’s arrogant or indifferent. That line kind of hits differently when you think about how quickly people online jump to conclusions without knowing the full picture.
She also spoke about how overwhelming it has been to deal with hate, not just directed at her but even at her close circle. That part felt less like a celebrity statement and more like a very real frustration. She admitted that she kept convincing herself to stay silent because she thought that’s just how things work when you’re new in the industry. But over time, that silence started to hurt more than the criticism itself, making her feel unheard and isolated.
The Rumours That Sparked It All
The whole situation seems to have picked up pace after rumours of a fallout between her and Parth started doing the rounds. While neither of them directly confirmed any specific incident, the timing of everything has made fans connect the dots. Social media didn’t take long to react, with some users even going to the extent of demanding that Rishita be replaced from the show.
Around the same time, Parth also stepped away from social media, saying he had been facing personal attacks from fake accounts. He mentioned that he would rather focus his energy on his work than engage with negativity. It doesn’t confirm anything directly, but it does show that both actors are dealing with pressure in their own ways.
A Deeper Look At What She Said
Rishita’s message wasn’t just about defending herself, it also questioned the way people perceive silence. She asked why not reacting is often seen as guilt, and why being reserved is quickly labelled as arrogance. These are questions that go beyond just this situation, because honestly, it happens a lot in public spaces where people expect instant explanations.
She ended her note on a slightly spiritual and hopeful tone, saying she wants to focus on her work, grow as an actor, and spread positivity for those who genuinely support her. There was also a sense that she’s choosing to let time reveal the truth rather than getting into back-and-forth arguments online. It’s not the loudest response, but maybe that’s the point she was trying to make all along.
The Show Continues Amid Off-Screen Noise
Amid all this, Seher Hone Ko Hai itself continues to move forward. The show, which recently crossed the 100-episode mark, follows the story of a young girl forced into marriage while dreaming of becoming a doctor. It’s currently streaming on JioHotstar, and despite the off-screen chatter, its narrative is still unfolding on screen as usual.
But let’s be real, off-screen drama like this often ends up shaping how audiences look at a show. Whether this situation settles quietly or turns into something bigger depends on what happens next. For now, though, one thing is clear — Rishita has finally said her piece, and she chose to do it not with noise, but with honesty, even if it came a little late.
