Soni Razdan said working with Helen on ‘Brown’ became a joyful surprise because the veteran star’s comic timing kept making her laugh during scenes. The ZEE5 crime thriller, directed by Abhinay Deo, also helped Razdan build a warmer bond with Karisma Kapoor, who plays her daughter in the seven-episode series. Razdan said their real family connection made filming easier, while Helen’s presence added a lightness that stood out in the intense show.
Soni Razdan on working with Helen in ‘Brown’
Mid-Day reported that Razdan spoke about her experience on ‘Brown’ and recalled how the series gave her both a strong role and a chance to work closely with Kapoor. She said, “I don’t recall if the shooting of Brown happened first or Ranbir [Kapoor] and Alia’s [Bhatt] wedding!”Razdan plays Janice, the mother of Kapoor’s Rita Brown. Speaking about Kapoor, she said, “It was a pleasure working with her. The fact that we were already family made a huge difference and went a long way [in making] it easy.”The actor also praised Helen, who appears in the series with Kapoor. Razdan called Helen’s comic timing a “revelation” and said one moment left her struggling to stay in character. The story headline quoted her saying, “I couldn’t say my lines because I wanted to laugh.”
‘Brown’ cast and Soni Razdan’s acting journey
‘Brown’ follows a crime thriller format and stars Kapoor in a central role. The series also features Razdan and Helen, whose screen presence has drawn attention from the cast during promotions. Razdan said the show gave her a chance to work in a strong ensemble. She also reflected on why she continues to act. The veteran actor said retirement feels unfair for performers who still have the energy and interest to work.Her comments come as streaming shows continue to offer parts to actors across age groups. For Razdan, ‘Brown’ added another role to a long career built across films, television, and digital projects. The series also marks an important screen return for Kapoor, who leads the thriller as Rita Brown. Razdan’s comments show how the cast’s off-screen comfort shaped some of the show’s working experience.
