Shveta Grover Takes on the Villain Role as “Divyana Maa” in Zee Punjabi’s “Shivika – Saath Yugan Yugan Da

Get ready for a whirlwind of conspiracies and dark desires as Zee Punjabi’s newest show, “Shivika – Saath Yugan Yugan Da,” introduces its captivating antagonist: Divyana Maa, played by the talented Shveta Grover. Stepping into the shoes of a villain for the first time, Shveta brings to life Divyana Maa, a cunning and manipulative fake Guru Mata. Divinely blessed (or so she claims) by Kali Mata, Divyana thrives on creating chaos and sowing discord in the path of Shivika, a true devotee of the goddess.

Shveta’s journey to Divyana is as multifaceted as the character herself. Actor, anchor, dubbing artist, VO artist, and even a part-time happiness teacher at the Art of Living Institute, Shweta brings a wealth of experience and depth to her portrayal of the villainous queen. “Shivika – Saath Yugan Yugan Da” promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats as Shivaka navigates the treacherous terrain of faith and deception, all while battling the formidable Divyana.

Shveta Grover, pleased and grateful, joyfully announced her lead role in Zee Punjabi’s latest show, she expressed, “I’m incredibly excited to be a part of ‘Shivika – Saath Yugan Yugan Da’ and to be working alongside such a talented cast and crew. This show promises to be a roller coaster ride of emotions, and I can’t wait for viewers to witness the epic clash between Shivaka and Divyana. Stepping into the shoes of a villain, especially one with such complexity and depth, has pushed me as an actor in ways I never imagined. Divyana is not your typical baddie; she’s layered, manipulative, and driven by a warped sense of faith. It’s been a fascinating journey exploring her motivations and bringing her to life on screen. “

Watch Shveta Grover as the main lead as ‘Divyana Maa’ in Zee Punjabi’s new show, “Shivika-Sath Yugan Yugan Da,” premiering on 5th February at 8 pm and airing every Monday to Friday and Witness the clash between good and evil, devotion and manipulation, as Shveta Grover’s Divyana takes center stage in this epic saga.