Gurucharan Singh Sodhi caught up with Asit Kumarr Modi earlier in the day. This came after his disappearance left the Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah producer worried. Post Sodhi's visit, Asit Kumarr released a statement in which he also spilled whether the beloved actor is making a comeback on the long-running show.

Sodhi meets Asit Kumarr

In his official statement, Asit Kumarr revealed that Sodhi visited his office today. This came after the actor, who was long associated with TMKOC, left the show owing to personal reasons.

Is Sodhi coming back on TMKOC?

It is unlikely that Sodhi will be back on the show. In his statement, Asit Kumarr shared that he and Sodhi had a heart-to-heart conversation and that they parted ways with the producer giving the actor best wishes for the future. Thus, it is highly unlikely that they discussed his comeback on the TV show. Even if they did, it is most probably not happening for now.

Asit Kumarr invited Sodhi

The producer revealed that he had invited Sodhi after the disappearance incident. "For me, Sodhi is like my family," Asit Kumarr said, recalling how Sodhi was a part of TMKOC for the longest time but had to leave for personal reasons. Nonetheless, he spilled that Sodhi would meet him every time in Mumbai. "I was worried about him for what he did sometime back and out of concern I messaged him," Asit Kumarr shared on the meeting.

Sodhi's disappearance and the reason behind it

Gurucharan Singh Sodhi went missing for a long time. He was missing for almost a month, and the same was known after an FIR was filed and his case was closely followed. Being spotted in Delhi, Sodhi's escape was claimed to be pre-planned. It appears that actually was the case, for reports suggested that Sodhi head out in search of peace and was done with the materialistic life. However, he eventually reported back to the people concerned about him, and has been catching up with them at his own pace.

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