Mumbai, Maharashtra: During an exclusive conversation with the star cast of the upcoming series 'Looteri Dulhan,' including actor Manmohan Tiwar, actress Pooja Gor and Sanvikaa, where they spoke about their upcoming crime dramedy inspired by real-life “looteri dulhan” cases. After that, the actors shared how shocking it was to learn that such crimes actually happen, while also highlighting the show’s unique blend of suspense, comedy, emotions, and family-friendly entertainment. Pooja discussed portraying the vulnerable side of a suspended cop, while Sanvikaa reflected stepping away from her innocent 'Panchayat' image to play the grey-shaded Maya. The cast emphasized authentic storytelling, strong female characters, and an emotionally engaging narrative rooted in small-town India.
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00:00First of all, welcome to INS.
00:04First of all, you need to know that the concept of Luteriya Dulan is inspired by real life Luteriya Dulan.
00:11When you heard the narration, what was the most shocking and disturbing thing?
00:17Who is your first?
00:19Shocking, I think, that you are absolutely right. This is inspired from real life events.
00:26So, this is in one or two states, in the distant past.
00:34And shocking, I think, that there is someone who can give this kind of advice.
00:39You can give this kind of advice.
00:40And what idea was that, meaning, how many of you married people,
00:46and then get married and get married.
00:48So, that was very shocking.
00:50And of course, it had the entertainment industry.
00:53So, first of all, when I heard about that story,
00:56I thought about the story, about the incident,
00:58and I thought that it could be a big movie.
01:02And today, here we are.
01:06Please, this is very relevant for you.
01:11Shocking, I think.
01:12Yeah.
01:15So, as Pooja said, when you read this story,
01:18the first question was that this is actually happening.
01:21People actually exist and are so bad,
01:24that after a crime, they don't be afraid of
01:28that someone will take care of it or what will happen after that.
01:30So, the guts, the guts, the guts, the guts.
01:34It is the shocking that the people exist,
01:38and they form in the middle.
01:40Then the other shocking that I wouldn't do.
01:42I...
01:43I mean...
01:44I will do this.
01:46I will do it!
01:46So, that was shocking that makers had the trust in me
01:51that they offered me along the same thing so,
01:54that I had a bit of a shock.
02:00It was a shock to me when it was heard and told us that he is a hero and his
02:10work is negative.
02:15I thought, how is he a hero? He is a hero. He is not a hero.
02:20He is a hero, and he was sad. He was a hero.
02:26He was a hero. He was a hero.
02:30He was a hero.
03:03He was a hero.
03:15He was a hero.
03:19He was a hero.
03:30He was a hero.
03:33He was a hero.
03:36team in high school, even in high school.
03:37He was a hero so he painted another one.
03:37It was a hero.
03:37sessionaba, excited.
03:45He was a hero.
03:48It was that, I depiction three in six months since Aalaina.
04:01It was fashion moments.
04:02All the rest of comedians.
04:02We are m Här spiteful.
04:03You can call this show a complete entity
04:13I think Pooja has covered this question
04:17Like the other shows that are being made in a dark space
04:21This is very light hearted and fun
04:23And we also enjoyed it because it was so light hearted
04:27And that is one thing that makes this show different
04:31And secondly, it's a women-led show
04:34We get a lot of fun
04:37Where there are women and police
04:41So I think that is another thing
04:48Look sir, if I talk about Sholei
04:50Then it's my interesting part
04:53That it's Sanjee Kumar
04:54That it's Dhargundar
04:55And Dhargundar
05:00I would say that
05:02Wow, this is my own Pooja
05:04And this is my own Pooja
05:06And this is my own Pooja
05:08I am Sanjee Kumar
05:09I am Sanjee Kumar
05:10So this is a very good mission
05:14And people think that
05:17Good things
05:19You can do
05:20And good stories
05:22Can you please see that
05:25Just say that
05:26Say it in ourselves
05:27Of course
05:28Of course
05:29Of course
05:29In series, it's not crime
05:30And the survival and betrayal
05:32Of course
05:32It might be the autrefax
05:33So did you feel the audience
05:33A good point of a villain
05:35And as a victim
05:36Can you feel the best person to me?
05:40Can I answer?
05:41Look, it doesn't confuse me the audience.
05:44I must say that they will feel relatable.
05:48Because there is no such person in this world who has never cheated, who has never been angry,
05:58who has never been angry, who has never been angry.
06:00So, every person who is in this world, who has never been angry,
06:07whether he is a friend, a girlfriend, a wife, a child, a partner,
06:15I am just a mother-in-law and a mother-in-law.
06:18Otherwise, every person gets angry with a boss or a school.
06:22And the question is, why is there a friend in this world who has never been angry,
06:26I will be angry at this time.
06:32It can be been angry at all,
06:36I've never seen a friend.
06:43small town north india atmosphere show
06:45very important dialogue, body language and environment
06:48can be authentic in order to be prepared
06:53thankfully
06:57our story is based in central india
07:05it's not as such that
07:07we focused on some kind of shetra
07:08but the story is there
07:12but we didn't try to focus on that
07:15we wanted to give the dialect
07:17because we wanted to give a little universality
07:21we wanted to keep Hindi
07:24so that it can be easy to understand
07:28and the story was more important
07:34and the story is more important
07:36and the story is more important
07:37so that it is better
07:41and I think our show will help
07:44so that's a good thing that we have done
07:59I don't think so
08:02I hope that there will be any intent for our writers.
08:07I mean, the answer is best for writers, producers or network.
08:13But what do you think?
08:15What do you think?
08:16What do you think?
08:19Questions, sir.
08:21When you're doing a real inspired story,
08:24there is also a responsibility.
08:25Have you tried to save it from sensationalism?
08:28What do you think?
08:30Sir, definitely a responsibility.
08:33When you're doing a very big role,
08:36I feel like there is no responsibility.
08:40We have only chosen a topic.
08:42It's a complete fictional character.
08:44It's a topic where people go and go and lose their lives.
08:50The rest of the story is in a fictional way.
08:56It's a crime reference.
08:58Sir, we're all kind of people.
09:01We're all kind of people.
09:01We're all kind of people.
09:02We're all kind of people.
09:04As she started speaking,
09:08this is what it depends on writers.
09:10If they don't save us,
09:11what's the channel?
09:13We're all kind of people.
09:14We're all kind of people.
09:18They are all about management.
09:18We are all kind of people .
09:26They're all about different ties to their survivors.
09:32However,
09:32the people,
09:32who do not come and vii,
09:38they really dont've been to see by their lives.
09:39Much дор 40.
09:39Yes,
09:39He's,
09:40they really睬 that issue.
09:41Well,
09:42that's the fact that our wants to be Right solution.
09:43There are lots of people.
09:45I am also a police woman who had to find her.
09:52So, this is a very relatable level.
09:55We should not do this.
09:59We should do this.
09:59Poojaanji, you know what we need to do with a suspended police officer.
10:03Is it the vulnerable side of her?
10:08Or is it the fearless side?
10:13Vulnerability was very attractive for me to choose the decision to choose this position.
10:20Because a police officer is a very strong position.
10:29Because a police officer is someone who is a protector of society, first responder.
10:36They are in service. And when you are in service, you always have to be stronger than other people. Only
10:45then can you actually protect them and serve them.
10:49So that was definitely a cherry on the cake that I am a police officer playing.
10:55Because I have tremendous amount of respect for police officials.
10:59We have seen a pandemic time and when there is a big incident in our country.
11:09So we have seen that the police have managed the support.
11:14It is, I mean, the way they say thank you is much less.
11:19So I was very happy to be playing a police officer.
11:22But we forget that the world's strong personalities are more vulnerable and emotional.
11:34The way they feel strong outside, they are more soft.
11:39And I think that layer, that vulnerability, that journey that I saw in the character,
11:50which our writer Ramendra Vashish ji has written, is what attracted me to play this character.
11:58Asamita ji, you should know that OTT has given a strong space for female lead thrillers.
12:06Do you think that the audience would like to see more layered and grounded women characters from the audience?
12:11Definitely, I think that people want to see more content from OTT.
12:16And if the content is good, then they invest in the story.
12:20Whether it is female lead or male lead or whatever the story is.
12:25So, people just want to see more content.
12:29And if something is good, they will definitely love it.
12:35So, if you are interested in the audience, the audience has seen a innocent image.
12:39So, Maya, did you choose a grey character like this?
12:43How risky was it?
12:45It was risky because I worked on intuition.
12:49When I got a variation, which I got a brief, two line-up briefs,
12:53so that briefs were very exciting.
12:57And my first intuition came back to me,
12:58that this character played me very much.
13:01So, that was like an instant decision.
13:04And definitely, when the meeting got a narration,
13:07then I knew about other characters.
13:09So, I was like, I want to do this.
13:12Because it is completely different.
13:15And you need to explore a character like this.
13:18So, I think for an actor, it was a great journey.
13:22Okay.
13:25You should know both of them.
13:26Pooja ji and Samita ji.
13:29It's a series of cat-mouse-chase between two women.
13:33So, off-screen, what have you done both a psychological dynamic built for scenes?
13:38Oh, absolutely.
13:39We didn't do anything on the set.
13:41And now we didn't do anything on the set.
13:48We couldn't see eye to eye with each other.
13:50Now we are going to pretend.
13:52I am just kidding.
13:54I am just kidding.
13:55See, it was very difficult.
13:56How can you say the truth?
13:58Pooja, I hate you.
14:00I am a very good actor.
14:01No, no, I think we gelled very well with each other.
14:13She would help me every time when I felt like this.
14:19He would help me.
14:21I think Manmohan has helped us both.
14:25Okay.
14:25In fact, in the interviews.
14:26He is understanding.
14:27Yes, yes, yes.
14:28His understanding of layered characters is phenomenal.
14:32And in interviews, he is also very good.
14:34So, you will be able to do it.
14:36I love listening to his interviews.
14:39No, but me and Samrika, we got along really well.
14:43And, you know, how do I say this?
14:49There was this ease in working on the set.
14:53With her, with him specifically.
14:54Because we worked with Pratigya,
14:58So, we knew it was going to be fun.
15:01It was like a reunion for me and him.
15:02But overall, the set was amazing.
15:05The atmosphere was great.
15:07Actors, directors, producers, writers, technicians.
15:11I think everyone was amazing.
15:13The atmosphere was very positive.
15:15The energy on the set was very positive.
15:16It was fun.
15:17We have to give money to them.
15:18We will have to give money.
15:22We are back.
15:24We will appreciate it.
15:27And I think people were too good.
15:31I was so badly wanted to say it.
15:33I don't know.
15:35I am so badly.
15:35I am so badly.
15:35I am so badly.
15:36The atmosphere is very good.
15:39You know, in the intense theater,
15:42your character is unprotectability and rooted humor.
15:45to maintain balance is very difficult so that it can break into the distance and
15:50entertaining too.
15:52Yeah, it was difficult as it was not.
15:56I was working with two heroines.
16:02They have a unique identity and performance.
16:07It was a different experience of both Pooja and their character is completely different.
16:15Their character is in a serious zone.
16:18It was very intense, but it was very intense.
16:24I was telling you that I was a dream.
16:28And I was telling you that I was a dream.
16:31And I was telling you that I was a dream.
16:37I was in love with you.
16:39And you made my grandmother.
16:41So, it was a variation.
16:45I also found a different shade in this character.
16:48So, it was fun.
16:51I didn't have any difficulties.
16:52I enjoyed it.
16:54And with both of them, I enjoyed it.
16:58Anika, you know that in the season 5, fans' excitement is already high.
17:04So, how do you see the emotional connection with the show?
17:10Definitely, we will talk about it.
17:12We will talk about it.
17:13We will talk about it.
17:14And I would like to say that the audience will love us.
17:17We will love the show.
17:18We will always love the show.
17:20Our show has come.
17:22Please watch and love us.
17:24And I would like to add on that my experience with both these actors were amazing.
17:30And Pooja, from the day I met, there was this comfort zone.
17:35And also, she comes from that much experience.
17:39I look up to her.
17:41And she has comforted me.
17:44If I have to discuss a scene with her.
17:48She has always given that space.
17:50That we can sit and discuss that scene with her.
17:53And that comfort level has given them.
17:56So, when she has comforted between two actors,
17:59she has been in a better way.
18:01So, I am very grateful to Pooja.
18:04Thank you Pooja.
18:05And same with Manmohan ji also.
18:08There is a different bonding.
18:11It is not like a brother bonding.
18:13Like a brother.
18:15Like a brother.
18:15Like a brother.
18:15Like a brother.
18:16So, it is such a bonding.
18:18It did feel that I was working with him.
18:20Because the comfort that he gave us,
18:24was very good.
18:27So, thank you.
18:29And when we performed the scenes,
18:31he is such a brilliant actor.
18:33So, the scene is so intense.
18:37That as an actor,
18:39you also have to say,
18:40what should I do?
18:41So, I always try to match up to him.
18:45That how he performed,
18:46he will match up to me.
18:48So, I have a lot of learning experiences.
18:51I have to work with both artists.
18:54I will do you.
18:56I will do you.
18:56Done.
18:58Pooja, do you want to know that
19:01Mirzapur's show has completely changed the small town crime drama landscape.
19:05So, do you think that Rotary Dulhang
19:07also explores a new perspective in North India?
19:11Absolutely.
19:13I think that
19:16Heartland's stories
19:18people have to watch a lot more.
19:21People have to watch a lot more.
19:23A glamour
19:25I think that
19:26you asked a question before.
19:27I had a glamour story
19:29and now
19:29they have some rooted stories in crime.
19:33So, I feel like
19:34that
19:34the glamour aspiration
19:37is
19:38we have seen today.
19:40we have seen today.
19:41But
19:42the rooted stories
19:43the relatable characters
19:46the audience
19:48want to see more
19:48because they also want to feel relatable.
19:51and
19:53this zone
19:55that
19:55light
19:56drama
19:57comedy
19:58action
19:59this
20:00overall
20:01entertainer
20:01like an all-rounder
20:03zone
20:05I think
20:06will
20:06explore
20:07of course
20:09of course
20:11ours is
20:12we are not just starting this genre.
20:14There are some of them out there.
20:16But
20:17I feel like
20:17more and more
20:19because
20:21family entertainers are always important.
20:23So,
20:23someone is watching
20:25or
20:25someone is watching
20:26or
20:26someone is watching
20:26and they have to pause
20:28and they have to pause
20:28and
20:28they have to pause
20:32so
20:32that's why
20:34you will enjoy it.
20:35Family entertainment
20:35will enjoy it.
20:36Thankfully
20:37our
20:37all-rounder family entertainer
20:39is
20:39that
20:39all-rounder family entertainer.
20:44It's streaming now
20:45and
20:46tell us
20:47on Instagram
20:47and tell us
20:48on our post
20:49and comment
20:50and tell us
20:50how you feel.
20:52Manumanji,
20:53what message
20:54should you give to the fans?
20:56I would say
20:57that
20:57you have made
20:57big food
20:59but
20:59you have to eat
21:00food
21:00and
21:01eat
21:01food
21:04while eating
21:05our whole series
21:07enjoyed
21:08and
21:10you will feel
21:11delicious
21:12your food
21:13and
21:13our
21:15efforts
21:16and
21:16our
21:20and
21:21we
21:21don't
21:22know
21:22we don't
21:22know
21:23that
21:23we don't
21:24we don't
21:49know
21:51recommend
21:51not
21:52because
21:53that
21:53show
21:54is
21:54actually
21:55this show
21:56entertainer
21:57we don't
21:57we don't
22:03have
22:04please
22:04tell us
22:06everything
22:09do
22:16please
22:21tell us
22:24This is very real, by the way. Our lottery is not a lottery, we are looking at the lottery and
22:31we are looking at the lottery. Send your proposals.
22:34Friends, as much as you have heard, I am always focusing on my career.
22:39And I want to see you in my career.
22:43Let's go.
22:49Thank you so much. And in the message I will say, please watch our show. It has made a lot
22:54of love and you will have a lot of fun.
22:58Are you okay?
22:59No.
23:01No.
23:01Maza will come.
23:03Maza will come.
23:05Maza will come.
23:06Maza will come.
23:07Maza will come.
23:09Maza will come.
23:10Early on, Hungawa OTT.
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