00:07As an actor, we will definitely be able to do it, but I think as a person, definitely.
00:18When I first came to the industry, I was kind of introvert.
00:23I didn't speak much at that time, or I was very shy, I didn't know that much, but I didn't
00:29talk much.
00:29And then with time, I got a lot of puzzle games, I became extrovert especially.
00:37And I think after Big Boss, I have become a little more reserved.
00:41And right now, I feel like I'm in a little bit like this.
00:46I've become very moody, I have to paint my mood now.
00:48When I first came to the show, when I first came to the show,
00:53how much emotion does it hurt me?
00:59In Relivation, we suddenly know that this is our last week,
01:05or the last 15 days.
01:08So definitely, it doesn't look good.
01:10It seems like we've given this one particular project so much of our time,
01:17so much of our heart.
01:18And if it's like this, if it's done, then it will definitely look bad.
01:23Because that is something you don't expect.
01:26It seems like the concept of Kushti was very emotional and relatable,
01:29but still, the show will be an au pair.
01:32It was surprising.
01:33I don't think that it was like our show's RP, or people didn't like it.
01:43It was, I think, the channel's call.
01:46They took this decision.
01:49And I don't think that it would have to give us our TRP or our audience.
01:57Because people were loving it.
01:59When an actor is emotionally invested in someone's music,
02:04and that is suddenly closed,
02:05then how does that impact handle it?
02:07Does this closure affect you mentally and creatively?
02:13No, actually.
02:14I think, with time, I've become, I've accepted the fact,
02:19that it won't go for as long as you're living.
02:24So, definitely, it will never end.
02:27So, before, it felt very bad.
02:29Because when I was young,
02:31I cried a lot.
02:32But after Imli, I understood that,
02:36what's important is what you're digging away from the show.
02:39And, as much as I know,
02:42I found many great friends on Ittisih Khushi.
02:48You've got a strong identity from Imli.
02:51Do you think that it's a challenge from him?
02:55And his pressure on Ittisih Khushi?
02:58No, definitely not.
02:59Because in Imli,
03:01the type of character,
03:02who was showing that he belongs to the place,
03:06who speaks a language,
03:07who speaks a language,
03:08who speaks a language.
03:10I think, if it's a Kavya or Ittisih Khushi,
03:13I think three characters are very different from the other.
03:17So, it's not that,
03:17after Imli,
03:20it was difficult for me to do a character.
03:24Because it was my first show.
03:27But now, I don't see it like that.
03:30In the TV industry,
03:32the TRP pressure is a very dominating factor.
03:35So, I think that,
03:36in terms of the content,
03:37the numbers of the popular community,
03:39there is no time for good shows,
03:41to grow and grow.
03:43Sometimes, yes.
03:44I agree with this.
03:45Because,
03:46you know,
03:47I think that,
03:48some channels are very good shows,
03:50because the story is very good.
03:51But,
03:52sometimes,
03:53if it doesn't feel good to the audience,
03:54then,
03:55it will not be able to do it.
03:57Personally,
03:59I don't have any pressure on TRP.
04:00Because,
04:00I have always believed in the shows,
04:04that they have a good story.
04:06And,
04:07whatever it goes,
04:08it will feel good.
04:09Because, I am a part of a good story.
04:11As an actor,
04:13how much pressure do you get to TRP?
04:16Or,
04:18do you think that,
04:19actors need to get to TRP?
04:21Because,
04:21they are creative and inputs.
04:23Yes,
04:23I have never put TRP pressure on me.
04:26Because,
04:26that is not my call.
04:27I am so much on the set,
04:30I am doing my job.
04:31And,
04:32TRP is not in my hands.
04:34Today,
04:35the audience is fast changing.
04:37OTT is also increasing.
04:39So,
04:39do you feel that,
04:40TV storytelling has to be relevant?
04:43Yes,
04:43how do you feel?
04:45I believe,
04:46that,
04:48change should be constant.
04:51Like,
04:52the time is changing.
04:54We are increasing.
04:54So,
04:55our patterns should be increasing.
04:57We cannot sell the same thing every time.
04:59This is what I believe.
05:01So,
05:02if there were to make a difference,
05:06in television,
05:06storytelling wise,
05:07then,
05:08definitely,
05:09why not?
05:10If you have to give a chance to give something like this,
05:15whether in OTT format or in limited series,
05:18what changes suggest you do in story or character?
05:24Interesting.
05:25I think,
05:29I will try this,
05:31because,
05:31if there is a different show adaptation,
05:37then,
05:38we stick to the adaptation.
05:43And especially in reality shows, do you have a different visibility in Big Boss, do you think that exposure
05:53has been positive on your fiction career or typecasting?
05:59No, it never happened because I didn't have a particular character in Big Boss.
06:07And no, I don't think this is true.
06:12In today's time, social media is very powerful.
06:16When the show is fair, the audience's reaction is still in front of you.
06:20How does it affect your reaction? What do you feel about your heart touching?
06:24I didn't feel much before. I was okay. We had a good run and now it's okay because it's not
06:30in our hands.
06:31But then I saw many posts of the fans of the show and many tweets about the show that they
06:38don't want to close the show.
06:39And then I started feeling bad about how much they loved it and now they're not going to be able
06:44to see the show.
06:45So that was a little better.
06:48But yeah.
06:51So I had a good time working with him. I was very young. I was a kid. I was 14
07:14years old. I think 14-15 years old.
07:17So at that time, he made me very comfortable on the set.
07:21He was mostly with him.
07:23And I was scared that I was performing with Ayesha Vansar.
07:27So he made me very comfortable with whom I performed there.
07:32So I think that it was a very good experience.
07:37What do you think about the future projects?
07:39What do you think about the future projects?
07:41What do you think about the future projects?
07:42What do you think about the future projects?
07:44I think the script matters a lot.
07:48I've never done any show. I've never done any show that I've ever heard the story.
07:52I've heard the story and if I like the story, then I put my efforts in the show or in
07:57any kind of project.
07:58So the story is definitely matter to me.
08:02But with that, I feel that now I'm on a break.
08:07I don't know for the time for the time.
08:09But I feel like I need some time off.
08:21Something that was surprised people.
08:25Definitely.
08:29Especially when we talk about TV.
08:31So in TV, we see that the show is very fast.
08:35So what do you think about the audience's connection?
08:40What are the reasons for this show?
08:42I think the show is very fast.
08:45I think the show is very fast.
08:47I think the show is very fast.
08:48I don't think that the audience's connection is broken.
08:51They might hold grudges about some changes in the story.
08:57But it's never happened because their connection has ended up with the show.
09:00So I don't think that's a reason to shut down a show.
09:05In the TV industry, we have a lot of work.
09:08If you look at long working hours and late payment issues,
09:13you always have a lot of problems.
09:15So what do you think about long working hours?
09:19What do you think about long working hours?
09:19Long working hours I have definitely done.
09:22Yeah, I think almost in every show.
09:28And it is, it becomes very hectic.
09:31Because you are physically tired.
09:33Because you are performing, you are learning, you know, memorizing your lines.
09:38So after a point, it becomes very difficult to deal with it.
09:43And it is a work for quality.
09:46So that is something that if you are doing extra hours,
09:50you need to get a little rest after that.
09:54So you know, to reboot your brain.
09:57And what about the treatment issues?
09:59Have you ever happened to me?
10:00It hasn't happened yet.
10:01I will tell you later.
10:03Lastly, if you have a message for fans,
10:06what do you support me?
10:07What do you think?
10:10Look, I know you might not be happy,
10:13that we have a wrap.
10:15And at the same time,
10:17I understand every emotion coming from your side.
10:21And sometimes I do feel the same too.
10:24But that's life.
10:25We just have to accept it.
10:28And just wait for bigger and better projects.
10:30Have you heard that your cooking is a shock?
10:33Do you want to go out?
10:36I am very shocked at cooking.
10:39There is definitely a dance.
10:41I like to go on the drives.
10:46I always like to go out of the car.
10:48I am very shocked at movies.
10:50Seriously, it should be studied.
10:54So, we are going to go to the complete reality show or something.
10:58As of now, we are not planning anything.
10:59We are just planning anything.
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