Mumbai, July 18 (IANS) Television actress Eisha Singh feels bold content and abusive language in OTT shows such as Lock Upp and Alliance reflect reality, saying people often speak that way in real life. Asked about how she feels about the bold content coming out of shows such as ‘Lock Upp’ and ‘Alliance’, Eisha, who herself has been a part of the reality show “Bigg Boss 18”, told IANS: “So, of course, it’s Netflix, it’s OTT. So they have more freedom, be it the scenes or the langua…
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Mumbai, July 18 (IANS) Popular television actor Vijayendra Kumeria has expressed gratitude for the immense love he receives from his female fans, saying their support plays a significant role in an actor’s success. Vijayendra, who enjoys a fan following of 536K on Instagram, shared that he enjoys all the love coming from his female fans and believes a hero’s career graph can only grow stronger with the backing of them.When asked about the admiration he enjoys from women across age groups on soci…
Mumbai, July 16 (IANS) Actress Eisha Singh, who became one of the most talked-about contestants in “Bigg Boss 18”, is unsure whether appearing on reality TV makes an actor more relevant but adds that it give audiences a chance to see the real person behind the on-screen character. Eisha Singh: Reality show has no filter, it’s just youMumbai, July 16 (IANS) Actress Eisha Singh, who became one of the most talked-about contestants in “Bigg Boss 18”, is unsure whether appearing on reality TV…
Mumbai, July 15 (IANS) Television actor Vijayendra Kumeria has opened up about why he has stayed away from reality television. However, he added that he is open to exploring the non-fiction space in the future, saying, “Never say never.” While acknowledging that reality shows offer audiences a chance to know celebrities on a more personal level, the actor said his passion has always been fiction and that acting remains his first love.Asked whether he believes reality TV helps audiences connect w…
New Delhi, July 13 (IANS) Television actress Eisha Singh, who plays an autistic girl in the show “Juhi Mui”, said the show’s biggest success would be if it manages to change even one person’s perspective and encourages viewers to think differently about the issues it highlights. Asked if it is an added responsibility on the show because it needs to educate as much as it needs to entertain, Eisha told IANS: “By the end of every episode, if we can change the perspective, I think it’s a great…
New Delhi, July 10 (IANS) Having been in the small screen industry for 15 years, there’s only a few cliches, actor Vijayendra Kumeria doesn’t want making a comeback on television and it includes the era of “achanak shaadis” and dramatic “zoom-zoom” camera shots. Talking about the cliches on the small screen, Vijayendra, who made his debut in the world of TV in 2011 with Chotti Bahu 2 – Sawar Ke Rang Rachi, told IANS: Clichés? There are so many. Wahi shadi ho gayi achanak se… Namak, kisn…
Mumbai, July 9 (IANS) Television actress Eisha Singh feels the small screen audiences are gradually embracing fresh and meaningful narratives, and hopes that her latest show Juhi Mui does not fall into the trap of becoming a typical saas-bahu saga. Asked why a TV show, which starts on a meaningful note, ends up in a saas-bahu saga and if it will happen to “Juhi Mui”?Eisha told IANS: “I highly doubt it will happen to this show. I hope not because the story is very different.”’Juhi Mui’ tr…
Mumbai, July 9 (IANS) Television actor Vijayendra Kumeria feels the Indian small screen is transforming, saying the era when audiences were content watching only “kitchen dramas” or typical “saas-bahu” shows is over. Vijayendra was speaking to IANS about his latest show “Juhi Mui”, which traces the story of a girl with autism.Talking about if shows like this will open the floodgates for inclusivity in the small screen, the actor, who civil aviation job after working for years to pursue actin…
Mumbai, July 1 (IANS) Television actress Eisha Singh has shared her views on how television storytelling is evolving with changing times and audiences. In an exclusive interview with IANS, the actress said she believes that today’s younger generation is playing a key role in shaping the kind of content being created for TV. Eisha also highlighted the importance of socially relevant themes, noting that shows now have a greater responsibility to both entertain and create awareness.When asked whe…
Mumbai, June 30 (IANS) Actress Eisha Singh believes there is still a significant lack of awareness about autism in society.The actress said that many people continue to hold misconceptions about the neurological condition.In an exclusive interview with IANS, Eisha, who plays an autistic girl named Juhi in her upcoming show ‘Juhi Mui’, stressed the importance of educating people about autism and promoting acceptance instead of judgment.”There are still many people who don’t really understand wh…