1. How does it
feel to be associated with Sony SAB’s Sab Satrangi?
Prior to this,
I was mostly associated with films and OTT Platform, though I have done
television episodics in the past. When this project came along, the storyline
piqued my interest. It wasn't like just any other tv serial. The writing was great.
The script and the characters, it got me really excited. And after reading and
workshop sessions with our director Saurabh Tewari sir, my excitement knows no
bounds.
2. What
intrigued you towards that show - that one USP that you saw, and you're like,
No, I am going to do this show.
It was the
character that was the biggest pull. Sab Satrangi is a story of not just one
person, it's about the entire family and the relationship shared between them.
This is indefinitely different from regular drama that we see, and that really
interested me. It's not going to be slapstick, it will be a nice, situational
comedy. Personally, I have a thing for these kinds of shows, so altogether,
this project really intrigued me and I'm thrilled to be a part of it.
3. Say
something about your character.
Kanak is the
Maurya family’s daughter and somebody who has been married for a while, but
she's still staying in the family, because of her life circumstances which you
would know once you see the show and also because her love and devotion for her
family is immense. Being an elder daughter in the family, she is very
protective as there is no mother figure. Hence, she is the primary mother
figure to Manu, and of course to others. She is the type of person who would
gladly take on all of the domestic tasks, and because the family is
matriarchal, Daadi and Kanak are the two women who keep the family together.
4. How has
been the experience shooting for the show?
I would say
brilliant. Firstly, Saurabh Tewari sir, I was in awe of him when I met him, and
he narrated all the characters in the script with such passion. He was so into
the project that all of us just weaved around his passion. In the beginning,
there were 3-4 days of workshop with the team and him and it was so wonderfully
orchestrated and there was so much work around it. Overall, it's so fascinating
to see that there's so much work happening around a project in the making on
television.
5. The show
basically reflects a different approach and talks about the positive approach
that you have in life. How optimistic are you in real life?
I would say I am very optimistic. I have my moments
like every human being but I think I quickly pull away. I believe that whatever
you believe in comes true, so i make sure I keep a check on that.
6. How is Sab
Satrangi really going to bring that difference to the television which is
missing on television right now?
Firstly, it is
going to bring a lot of authenticity to the table and once the audience views
the show, they will be able to see how real and believable all the characters
are. We are not merely acting but we are totally invested in our respective
characters which adds the authentic touch to it. The script is incredibly well
written, and we've all picked up the Lucknow accent and worked out the smallest
nuances of our characters, believe me,
you feel like this show is your own story. The situation and the characters are
that relatable and real.. Our goal is to entertain everyone who is going to
watch our show and we are really working hard towards it. Our show has this
unique offering where we do not want to forcefully feed comedy but want the
situations in itself to churn out laughter. So that will be a fresh change on
television. Sony SAB itself has the theme of spreading happiness and all the
shows that are airing have the core messaging to spread happiness, that
khushiyon wali feeling and Sab Satrangi is another step in that direction.
7. How are you
prepping up for your character?
I have been
working on Kanak's journey, her backstory and what makes her the way she is. I
am from Lucknow originally, so I am well versed with the accent and the
diction. I have been working with Saurabh sir to get a better understanding of
my character and chalk out the smallest details like what makes her so
protective as a person, what have been her life circumstances and where does
her inherent anger come from. Saurabh sir creates magic when he is explaining
the graph of characters.
8. What is the
one thing that the audience will take away after watching this show?
I think the
audience will have a lot of fun while watching the show. It’d be fun more than
anything, it's going to be relatable and very fresh. The audience will be able
to enjoy it with their family because our show is no ordinary family but a very
unique ensemble of characters as the name Sab Satrangi suggests.
9. Lastly, any
message for your fans?
Please watch
our show. I can bet you will really have a good time.
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