Actress Ayesha Singh, who is currently playing the lead role in ‘Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin’ talks about playing mother on-screen at very young age.
Star Plus show Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin has been one of the most talked about shows since it first went on air. It turned out to be quite an underdog and has done extremely well with the audience. The show sees Ayesha Singh in the titular roles and fans love her for the way she manages to portray all the shades to the character. The show recently saw a major leap and things changed completely. The current track revolves around Sai and Virat’s separation and their kids.
Usually, actresses often get skeptical playing a mother on-screen as it can lead to them getting typecast. In a recent interview, Ayesha talked about the major changes in her on-screen character and as an actor revealed that such things give you an experience and it has to be accepted. Also Read: Aamir Khan Takes Full Responsibility Of Laal Singh Chaddha’s Box Office Failure, Decides To Waive His Fees: Report
Talking to IndiaForums, Ayesha quippted: “No, I wasn’t skeptical to play a mother at this age. I didn’t have any doubts or issues on playing the part because as an artist, one should believe in going wherever and however the story of the show is moving. I believe that whatever happens, it only makes the story better and one should go ahead with it. Two new fun elements in form of kids have been added which has made the story more intriguing and gripping, so the twist is only for the betterment of the show. Also, as an actor, I feel one should accept such things for the experience of it. You get to live a life and explore that side of your personality that you’re not”.
She further talked about the actresses getting typecast for playing mothers on-screen at very young age and shared, “I feel, gone are the days where the actors are typecast into playing certain roles. There are so many mediums and so much of content being made that one can always opt to go and explore and then come back and do other things. There are so many examples of the same in the industry who’re doing the same brilliantly. I believe, I’m lucky to be a part of the industry when typecast is no more a concept. Lastly, I have a few nieces and nephews and I love playing and being around them and hence playing a mother wouldn’t be rocket science to me; I knew I can do it convincingly and hence had no doubts on playing a mother”.
Ayesha, who is originally from Agra, is seen playing a Maharastrian girl in the show.
