This famous actress began her journey under the spotlight with televisions most iconic family saga and gradually carved her space in the world of cinema. From emotionally charged scenes in daily soaps to holding her own alongside Bollywood legends in a grand period drama this actress proved her versatility with grace. However recently she has revealed something about her hectic work schedule that almost caused trouble in her life. Television Industry’s Most Renowned Face… Here we are talking about actress Apara Mehta best known for the television series Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi. She additionally participated in Sanjay Leela Bhansalis movie Devdas. Hailing from Bhavnagar Gujarat Apara is her parents sole offspring and is well-acquainted with the life of a performing artist. From a young age she began studying classical music and Kathak. At 15 years old she presented a childrens TV show for Ahmedabad Doordarshan. Apara recently discussed her experience of working on both projects at the same time.  Apara Discusses About Her Working Experience In a recent interview with Friday Talkies Apara Mehta reminisced about shooting for 17 days straight without sleep for both Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi and Devdas at same time. She stated “During Diwali in the year 2000 I received a call on my landline. The voice on the other end responded I am Sanjay Leela Bhansali. I was rendered speechless. I was preparing potato tikkis then. During that moment I was unable to speak to him. After that he invited me to meet him. I promptly went to his home. Upon arriving at his house Leelas sister greeted me at the door and joyfully informed me in Gujarati that she had recommended your name.” Following multiple meetings Apara learned that she would need to film for 12 days for the mujra song “Kahe chhe chhe mohe” from Devdas. She mentioned “I believed I could change the shooting schedule for the show Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi but that shoot was prolonged to 17 days.” She further said “Iske baad main 17 dinon tak bina ruke kaam kiya tha jiske baad mujhe ehsaas hua ki aage sirf maut hi hai aur mujhe hospitalized hona pad gaya tha.” Apara further mentioned that she often attended the filming of Devdas with bloodshot eyes from sleep deprivation. Yet it was an experience on its own. Seeing the Devdas set made me happy which felt like paradise.  More about Apara On the personal front in 1980 she wed Indian television and film figure Darshan Jariwala with whom she shares one daughter Khushali Mehta. The two have parted ways by mutual agreement but are not formally divorced. Segments of their private life were featured in the reality program Maa Exchange which was broadcast on Sony Entertainment Television.