Kyunki raat jawan hai
The Free Press Journal|October 20, 2024
Actress Priya Bapat opens up about her experience on the new show Raat Jawaan Hai and more
Aman Jain
Kyunki raat jawan hai

In an exclusive interview with The Free Press Journal, actress Priya Bapat speaks about her experience working on the new show Raat Jawaan Hai, character arcs, Visfot and more. Excerpts:

Q. Your new show Raat Jawaan Hai is streaming on Sony LIV. Can you tell us about your role and what made you want to do this project?

A. In Raat Jawaan Hai, I portray Suman, a simple woman with modest ambitions. Her goal is to lead a peaceful, happy life with her husband, child, and friends. The challenge Suman faces is her non-confrontational nature; she tends to avoid expressing her feelings or concerns, even when she has them. Her only true safe space is with her two close friends, Radhika and Avinash. With them, she can be herself and confide when she's unsure of what to do. They constantly remind her that she needs to stand up for herself. Playing Suman has been an incredibly enriching experience for me, as I've never portrayed such an innocent, introverted character before. Up until now, most of my roles have been strong, assertive women, so this was a refreshing change.

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