Mumbai, July 9 (IANS) Actress Shiny Doshi looked back on her journey in the entertainment industry and revealed how once even thinking or dreaming of being an actress, was never considered an acceptable career choice for girls in her family.However, she credited her mother for being the pillar of strength who stood by her through every step of her journey.Speaking exclusively to IANS, Shiny said, “The kind of family that I belong to, we girls didn’t have the liberty to go on screen and act or be…
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Mumbai, July 8 (IANS) Actress Shiny Doshi believes Indian television needs to move beyond portraying women as “soft” and “helpless girls” and instead focus on stronger, more contemporary female characters.Speaking about the changing landscape of television, Shiny said that most of the roles she has been offered over the years have revolved around a similar image of the ‘ideal’ television heroine.In an exclusive conversation with IANS, Shiny said, “Television, I feel that all the shows that h…
Mumbai, June 10 (IANS) TV actress Surbhi Chandna recently got emotional as she marked the completion of Season 1 of “Ishk Dum Aur Idli Rasam.” The actress took to Instagram to celebrate the journey of the show, expressing heartfelt gratitude to the entire team and collaborators who contributed to its success. Surbhi posted a couple of photos and videos from the wrap-up party and penned a lengthy note where he appreciated Ekta Kapoor’s creative vision, which focuses on stories that emotiona…
Mumbai, May 18 (IANS) Actress Shiny Doshi, who essays the role of a chef for the latest show Ishk Dum Aur Idli Rasam, has spoken about focusing on understanding her character Meera’s tonality and cultural nuances. Shiny said in a statement, “‘Ishk Dum Aur Idli Rasa’ felt special to me from the very beginning because it’s not your typical kitchen drama. Every once in a while, a character arrives that changes the way you approach your craft, and Meera was that for me.”Talking about pla…
Mumbai, May 8 (IANS) Actress Surbhi Chandna, who has co-produced the streaming show ‘Ishk Dum Aur Idli Rasam’, has said that for her, making the show was all about celebrating love, family, and culture. The show is set inside a heritage South Indian restaurant struggling to survive, and is deeply rooted in food, family, memory, and emotional inheritance. At the heart of the series is Meera Nair played by Shiny Doshi, an emotional chef who believes food is service, comfort, and responsibility…