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Mumbai, Maharashtra: In this interview, Actress Eisha Singh talked about her upcoming show 'Juhi Mui', where she plays Juhi, an autistic girl. She shared her excitement about portraying a character that highlights autism awareness and explains the extensive research and preparation she undertook to present the role with authenticity and sensitivity. Eisha revealed the emotional connection she feels with Juhi and emphasized the importance of kindness, empathy, and acceptance towards autistic individuals and people with special needs. She also discussed how television storytelling is evolving to address meaningful social issues and hopes the show will educate audiences, challenge misconceptions about autism, and inspire greater compassion.



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00:00Isha Ji, welcome to Ireland.
00:02Isha Ji, first of all, this is your show.
00:07How excited are you for this show?
00:09Do you have a special role in this show?
00:13I am very happy to be excited.
00:15I am very excited, but I am very happy.
00:20She is an autistic girl.
00:23This show is on autism.
00:23This show is on autism.
00:24This show is where you can give awareness.
00:29You can give a message.
00:30This is very difficult.
00:32This is not a typical heroine.
00:35This is something different.
00:36You will be angry with her.
00:38You will be irritated.
00:40You will be crying.
00:41But you will remember it.
00:45You will be angry with her.
00:53This is a very sensitive topic.
00:58So, I wanted to have a lot of scenes where the dialogue is not related.
01:04And the expressions are not so loud.
01:06Because sometimes they feel that they can express themselves.
01:10So, I have seen many interviews.
01:12I have seen some people.
01:12I have seen many interviews.
01:13I have researched a lot of material.
01:17I have seen some people.
01:20I have seen some people.
01:21I have seen some people.
01:22I have seen some people.
01:23I have seen some people.
01:23So, it was a mix of everything.
01:26Juhi and Isha are similar.
01:28If you have seen the character, what did you get to know Juhi?
01:35I like how...
01:38I like how...
01:39Juhi is very close to Juhi.
01:40I am very close to Juhi.
01:42There is a similarity.
01:43But if I tell you the truth, I am learning a lot from Juhi.
01:47This character is not just another character that I have done.
01:50He is very close to my heart.
01:51And I am so happy to be a part of this show.
01:54I am learning something every day.
01:58He keeps his sensitivity on his own way.
02:05A lot of things.
02:07And how she is so kind to the world.
02:09And that's what we should do.
02:10We should be kind to people in general.
02:13And autistic people or special needs.
02:16They should be kind to people in general.
02:18Now it is a very high time to understand this story.
02:21If you are talking about this story,
02:23how do you feel interesting?
02:25How do you feel interested in the issue?
02:26How do you feel interested in the issue?
02:29How do you feel interested in the issue?
02:30How do you feel interested in the issue?
02:30How do you feel interested in the issue?
02:31First of all, this is on the show of autism.
02:35This was a show that had come before.
02:37After that, we don't have anything on television.
02:40So that.
02:41I like to show a show that I can give awareness or message.
02:45And I consider myself very lucky.
03:01The whole show, the whole team, everything was 10 on 10.
03:09And I don't have any reason.
03:12I didn't let this go.
03:14Never mind.
03:15I like to hear the issues.
03:17I am speaking about the lengths of television,
03:19and how many of the stories of the film were kicked out,
03:22the band and the drama,
03:24even though I was watching from them.
03:28What were you saying?
03:29How many stories of the film are?
03:30How many stories of the film are changing?
03:32How many stories of the film are changing?
03:35How many stories of the film are changing?
03:38How many stories of the film have been dark?
03:43at the end of the day, right?
03:45And you have to change with time.
03:48You have to bring things together.
03:50The other thing I think is that
03:52this is showing at the right time
03:52because in today's time,
03:54I don't have any age group
03:57but I don't know what autism is.
04:00So I think now
04:01we need to know what autism is.
04:04You give someone a name
04:06or something mean.
04:07But it is actually a neurological disorder.
04:09It's not a disease.
04:19It's not a communicable disease.
04:20The perfect disorder is not a disease.
04:21It is not a communicable disease.
04:21But it is not a disease it is a disease.
04:22It is a disorder that children are really good,
04:25they are good and they are good.
04:27And we need to understand that.
04:28They need help to change.
04:30Why are you in your looks or in your leisure and what?
04:34There are a lot of things.
04:35The way she behaves,
04:37the mannerisms, the mannerisms, the nuances of what we are doing and you will see something in the show.
04:47What do you love your audience?
04:49You all have loved me. My show is on an autistic girl.
04:58Not only autistic, but in general, we are very kind for those who have special needs.
05:04I will say gifted. Gifted is a good time. We will be kind and try to understand them.
05:09Not to be rude or be rude to them.
05:17Don't do anything with them.
05:20That is why the show is there to spread awareness.
05:22So you will understand what really autism is and how you should behave with them.
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