Manasvi Vashist pens a note on his last day on sets of Imlie; says, 'Accept what is, let go of what was, & have faith in what will be'

It was a few months ago that Manasvi Vashist joined the team of Imlie as Aditya Kumar Tripathi and made his way into the hearts of the audience. His journey on the show recently came to an end and it's not been easy for the actor. However, the reason behind him leaving the show is still unknown.
Manasvi, who rarely posts anything personal on his social media handle, opened up about his last day on the sets of Imlie.He shared a series of photos from his last day at the shoot. In the pictures, Manasvi can be seen posing for the camera in a three-piece suit. In one of the pictures, his co-star Ritu Choudhary Seth who plays the role of his mother in the show was crying while hugging him.
Sharing the pictures on Instagram, he wrote, "Accept what is, let go of what was, & have faith in what will be. #signingoff #adityakumartripathi".

Recently, Manasvi completed 50 episodes and shared his excitement. He said, "The character Aditya Kumar Tripathi has received a lot of appreciation and I can’t thank my viewers enough. It’s all because of them, the show's doing well. I was a tad bit nervous when I came in as a replacement because comparisons are drawn when an actor is replaced. But I feel lucky and blessed that, in no time, the audience accepted me with open arms. The journey of 50 episodes of being 'Aditya Kumar Tripathi' was really amazing and all I want is to just deliver the best out of me."
Previously, Aditya's role was played by Gashmeer Mahajani, who quit the show because of his work commitments.
Talking about replacing Gashmeer, Manasvi had earlier told BT that he was ready for the comparisons to be drawn. However, it was a relief for him to see that the audience accepted him soon. "People were writing on social media that they want Gashmeer back and no one can replace him. I knew this would happen. It's normal. But in no time I saw that everything cooled down and now I rarely get messages and tags like those," said Vashist.