00:00Sandeepa Ji, first of all, welcome to IONS.
00:02And ma'am, first of all, you have seen the first time full-fledged comedy.
00:08So, what do you think is that the right time of comedy is the right time
00:12or is that you are afraid of seeing the audience in the series' roles?
00:19Actually, I am scared from comedy.
00:22Because it's one of the toughest things to do.
00:26I have experienced a little dramatic and emotional scenes.
00:30But I think it's better than this time for comedy.
00:36Because J.D. and Atish, the combination of the world they create,
00:42the characters they create, I think it's a funny show to make a debut in.
00:49So, I am glad that I got this opportunity.
00:51Netflix has backed the show worldwide.
00:56And today we are trending on Netflix.
01:00So, I think it was a good decision.
01:04You said that if you want to do comedy,
01:06then Atish Kapadia and J.D. Majetia's style should be done.
01:10So, what is the quality of their writing that you have to do with other comedy?
01:15I think Atish's beautiful quality is a very deep quality.
01:21It's a very light convey to the audience.
01:26There are also many subjects and topics that are very sensitive.
01:32But the way Atish has written it, the way he has communicated it,
01:37the way he has communicated it,
01:38the way he has spoken it,
01:39the way he has spoken it,
01:40the way he has spoken it.
01:41So, I think only somebody like an Atish can write like this.
01:49Because Atish's emotional quotient is very high.
01:56Ladies, their emotions are very well.
02:00And he is a very sensitive writer.
02:03So, the way they have the track of Neena and Devain Ji,
02:06the way they have handled the divorce,
02:09the way they have handled the relationship,
02:10the way they have handled the relationship with me and Sumit Raghavan.
02:13They have handled it without going overboard with it.
02:21And also, I will say,
02:23one thing that has been very important in the show,
02:26we have not followed gender roles.
02:29You will not see that the women,
02:31the women who are working in the kitchen,
02:33or the food,
02:34there is nothing.
02:36In fact, it's the men who serve you food in the show.
02:41They are working in the kitchen.
02:43They are working in the kitchen.
02:44So, I feel that we have also seen inequality.
02:47I am a working woman in the show.
02:51And, like Amayra's character,
02:54he is a writer.
02:56So, I think,
02:57the way the modern relationships are,
02:59and the modern problems are,
03:01we have tried to show them.
03:03And I think Atish has done it beautifully.
03:06In comedy,
03:07you don't have to say funny dialogues,
03:08but the time,
03:09pause,
03:10and reaction is equally important.
03:12So, what was your most challenging part?
03:13That's all you have said.
03:15That's all you have said.
03:16Because,
03:17to generate comedy,
03:19when you have funny dialogues,
03:22it's a little easier,
03:23of course.
03:24But, when you don't have dialogue,
03:26and the reaction through,
03:27you make it funny,
03:29is very, very tough,
03:30which I have learned from this set.
03:33Especially, Sumit Raghavan.
03:34Because,
03:35their comic timing,
03:36their reactions,
03:37were so great,
03:39that,
03:39for me,
03:40this was a film school.
03:42Because,
03:42in the set,
03:43I worked with them,
03:45like Devain,
03:46Neena Ji,
03:47they all have done so much work,
03:49so,
03:50they get to learn a lot from them.
03:52So,
03:52I feel like,
03:53this was a great playground,
03:56to learn from the best.
03:59As for the first time,
03:59In the future,
04:01how many people,
04:02do you have to work with Neena Gupta,
04:02Devain,
04:03Sumit Vyas,
04:04and other talented actors?
04:07What's the role of a strong ensemble,
04:08of course,
04:09from our comic space,
04:10was the challenge to you?
04:12Actually,
04:13Aatish has written his way,
04:15we didn't try to do it much.
04:17Because,
04:20all the roles,
04:21the characters,
04:22they have written so great,
04:24so,
04:25every character has a space.
04:27and nobody has to try too hard
04:30so I didn't have to try and be funny, make my space
04:35I didn't have to make my space
04:36because if you just followed it right
04:41it will land correctly
04:42because it's not only one or two characters
04:44it's an ensemble
04:45it's 10 people's story
04:48you recently talked about the female cast
04:50with girl gang and sisterhood
04:53so what do you think
04:54about female actors
04:55the perception industry
04:58has not necessarily created
05:00I think this is an outdated concept
05:02I think
05:04my biggest strength is my girl gang
05:07in real life
05:09we are friends
05:10we are five people
05:11we are friends
05:14and I have no problem
05:16I have good or bad
05:17I share them
05:19if you have any advice
05:22you have to do
05:23with your friends
05:23I have good or not
05:27I buy this or I buy this
05:27or I buy that
05:29you have to discuss something with her
05:33and her emotional quotient
05:35is high compared to men
05:37So they give you advice and luckily I got a group in Chumbak through which I think we are lifelong
05:46friends
05:47and we are all so different personality wise but when we come together we have the best time
05:54We have a whatsapp group in which we talk about the world, we plan dinner, lunches, films, concerts
06:03and I think I am very lucky that I got a part of this show and I got a chance
06:11to work with these actors
06:13because I don't know if on any other set we can bond like this
06:38I think every project is turning point in a way because you get another project
06:45So I feel like now where I am, it's all because of all the work that I have done in
06:51the past
06:51If it wasn't done, it's probably not here
06:54So I feel like every decision is a turning point in a way
06:59You have made a mainstream film and made a strong character driven role
07:05So did you consciously make an actor as a heroine
07:09Yes, it was a very conscious decision
07:13that I want to become an actor and that's a different part of the heroine
07:19But I have tried to show people my acting
07:25That's why I have tried to play varied characters
07:28Whether they are comedy, thriller, drama, emotional, everything
07:34I have tried and done very different kind of characters
07:38And luckily, OTT space, there are opportunities for actors
07:43that you can see that variation
07:46And the audience has also been very kind to me
07:49So I think, I hope that I can see different characters in the future
07:56and show my range
07:59In Bollywood, I feel like a certain age after a certain role of nature
08:03change
08:03So do you think that in industry, generally, women actors
08:07are longer inings
08:09or OTT's perception has changed?
08:13Actually, if I give you a Chumbak example
08:17So Neena Ji is one of the primary, central roles of Chumbak
08:21So I don't think age is a question anymore
08:25I think as long as you are a good actor
08:28You will always get a good job
08:31And you will always get a good job
08:33Today, actors have almost become a career requirement
08:37So what do you think that acting talent
08:40with Instagram and QWDB casting
08:43has become a heading parameter?
08:45Unfortunately, it has become a role
08:47Because an actor's work
08:50and what you show on social media
08:52is a lot of different things
08:53But unfortunately, the lines are blurred
08:56But if you actually see
08:58who is a good director
09:00and a good producer
09:02who is a good project
09:03I don't think followers
09:07will cast anyone
09:09who will cast anyone
09:10and will cast anyone
09:12and will cast anyone
09:12You have been a good actor
09:14as well
09:17and also a good actor
09:19as well
09:20as well
09:20as well
09:20as well
09:21as well
09:21as well
09:22as well
09:23I think
09:23I like to explore
09:23as an actor
09:24Of course, I think
09:25I have also talked about
09:27that I am a good actor
09:30so I want to be a good actor
09:33varied types of characters
09:35and different genres
09:36explore
09:37and where I can push you
09:40and understand
09:42the industry
09:43has spent a lot of time
09:44so
09:44today
09:45if you will meet
09:45your younger self
09:47what should you do
09:48what advice
09:49should you do
09:50what advice
09:51should you do
09:52I think
09:53I will say
09:54that
09:55don't give up
09:56keep trying hard
09:57and believe in yourself
09:59and
10:00that's it
10:01and just
10:01stay happy
10:03Do you think
10:05that
10:05you should get
10:07many recommendations
10:07and get a little late
10:09and what difference
10:10in the industry
10:11and the success
10:12of the industry
10:13and the success
10:13is late
10:14and the early
10:16that I am
10:17deciding
10:18because
10:19it is above God
10:20that
10:20what happens
10:22is
10:22when it was
10:25meant to happen
10:26now
10:27success
10:28is
10:28that
10:28you have choices
10:30in life
10:34that
10:34to me
10:35is
10:35success
10:37you have
10:37the freedom
10:38and you have
10:39choice
10:40you have
10:40this role
10:41not
10:41in this industry
10:44or in this industry
10:46what is
10:47real success
10:49Narski
10:50what is the future
10:50is the future
10:51and what is your message
10:51for the future
10:52for you?
10:52for now
10:56because
10:57for now
10:57for two parts
10:58for now
11:00the next two months
11:01for now
11:01or search Jumbak. Thank you.
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