series was supposed to wrap on 17 January 2020 due to low viewership, but received an extension of three months. A three-year leap was introduced in January 2020. Following which, Gaurav Chopra was cast as Navratan Singh. The shooting of the series got completed on 6 March 2020. Filming Sanjivani was filmed in Mumbai, India. The set is a forty four floored fictional hospital named Sanjivani consisting of two wings. Training Reception Critics The Times of India said, “Sanjivani has a fresh feel, stylish look and quite a colourful touch.” Comparing the previous version, they said, "We love the fresh take and the colourful palette this season. The very feel of the hospital is very modern compared to previous season's minimalistic look of the doctors and has been made keeping in mind the latest trends." Hindustan Times noted, “ Surbhi Chandna and Namit Khanna promise to do justice to the show's reputation in the first glimpse itself.” The New Indian Express quoted the series as “Old ailment, new treatment.” India Today stated, “The show has a fresh pairing of Surbhi Chandna and Namit Khanna. It's fun watching them bicker. Mohnish Behl as Dr. Shashank brings back memories from original Sanjivani and why we've loved him over the years. Actor Rohit Roy's character adds that much-needed spice in the show.” The Quint quoted it as high on drama and style and stated, "The star-studded cast and the nostalgia factor are the driving force for this show at the outset. Surbhi and Namit's love-hate relationship will surely be the key interest point for the viewers going forward. The show feels high on style and swaps charm for impact. The writing is full of broad strokes, especially in terms of characterization." References External links Sanjivani on Hotstar 2019 Indian television series debuts 2020 Indian television series endings Hindi-language television shows Indian television soap operas StarPlus original programming Indian medical television series Sequel television series