You know her as the Pehla Nasha girl.Ayesha Jhulka, who turned 50 in July, made her OTT debut in Tanuja Chandra’s thriller Hush Hush recently.
The actor, who has been a part of the film industry for about 30 years, is grateful for the OTT platform, Our shelf lives have become longer.”
I loved Hush Hush, but for a thriller, it seemed a bit slow.
We are in a jet age. We like everything very fast and just want to get to the end.
Many others may have felt the same.
I just loved the art house beginning. It was so beautiful!
It may be slow at times, but in the second and third episodes, it gets gripping.
This is much more than a crime thriller. It’s about the different classes of women and what they are going through, via their stories.
What a comeback! You play a victim, a human trafficker, a mother, a friend, a traitor...
It was Tanuja Chandra’s conviction that I could carry this off.
I was nervous because I have a girl-next-door image and this was definitely a challenge.
But we see very little of you in Season One.
When I heard Season One, I had a grasp of it. You have the vision of what’s going to come ahead.
You choose something even though your role may be less, in terms of screen time, but if it carries quality, it will be recognised by the cerebral audience.
The character is such that it has to unfold in Season Two to tell you more.
You were initially reluctant to sign Hush Hush.
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