Recently, a new advertisement for Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi was released with Smriti Irani playing the role of Tulsi Virani. Smriti's Tulsi is seen in the more than minute-long video discussing 'sanskar (values)' and becoming nostalgic.

The new commercial for Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi

Tulsi is seen in the opening of the video using her computer. After that, she discussed the characters and the difficulties her relatives endured. Tulsi discussed life principles while creating a rangoli and lighting the lamp. Tulsi also honored Baa, the oldest member of the Virani family, as the video went on.

Tulsi Virani discusses life with Smriti Irani

Tulsi also emphasized the value of "sanskar (values)" in these changing times. Tulsi concluded the video by stating, "Phir arahi hai Tulsi aapke aangan mein khilne (Tulsi will be back you soon)."

Tulsi is returning with a fresh outlook in changing times!" the caption said. Are you prepared to join her on this new adventure? (Tusi is returning with a new outlook in a changing world! Are you ready to join her on her new journey?)

All About Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi

Star Plus and JioHotstar will broadcast the series at 10:30 PM starting July 29. On StarPlus, the popular series, which portrayed the happenings in a business family, aired between 2000 and 2008. Amar Upadhyay, Apara Mehta, and Hiten Tejwani were among the cast members of the series, which had a devoted fan base with millions of viewers tuning in to watch the family drama on television. Ekta Kapoor is the creator. On June 3, the series, which consisted of over 1,800 episodes, celebrated its 25th anniversary.

What Smriti had said about returning with show

In a statement to the news agency PTI, Smriti Irani stated, "In contributing to this next chapter, I hope to honor the legacy of Kyunki-and help shape a future where India's creative industries are not only celebrated, but truly empowered." Returning to Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi is more than just returning to a position; it's returning to a plot that transformed Indian television and changed my own life.

"It gave me more than commercial success—it gave me a connection with millions of households, a place in the emotional fabric of a generation...I return not just as an actor, but as someone who believes in the power of storytelling to spark change, preserve culture, and build empathy," she had further stated.

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