“These Roles Are Divine Callings” — Harleen Kaur Rekhi on Embodying Legends of Indian Mythology.

Actress Harleen Kaur Rekhi stands out in today’s entertainment world, blending spiritual depth, classical training, and cultural reverence into her roles. Known for portraying mythological figures like Sita Maa, Mandodari, Kamdhenu Devi, and Draupadi, Harleen has captured hearts across stage and screen.

A Classical Training Foundation

Harleen’s journey began at the Shri Ram Centre for Performing Arts, where she trained under mentors Anees Azmi and Sameep Singh. “At the time, I didn’t realize how valuable that training was, but it allows me to speak mythological language authentically today,” she says.

“Hamara Ram” — A Theatrical Triumph

Harleen’s current project, Hamara Ram, is an epic play with over 226 performances across India. It’s now preparing to go international, with shows in Dubai and the U.S. In the play, she portrays Sita Maa. “Every show is houseful. Audiences cry and fold their hands. It’s not just acting—it’s devotion,” Harleen shares.

Portraying Devotional Ideals

For Harleen, playing mythological characters is more than acting—it’s a responsibility. “People look at Sita and Ram as ideals. I carry that sincerity, even off stage,” she says. Her strong command of classical Hindi and grounded presence bring grace and dignity to these revered roles.

Gau Mata Kamdhenu — A Divine Transformation

In her upcoming project, Gau Mata Kamdhenu, Harleen explores Kamdhenu’s transformation from a divine cow to a goddess. The project blends innovation with faith, and its release is expected soon, though the platform is still under wraps.

Future Collaborations with Cinematic Legends

Looking ahead, Harleen dreams of working with renowned filmmakers like Sanjay Leela Bhansali and Sooraj Barjatya. “Being part of Bhansali sir’s vision would be like creating art with magic,” she says, hoping for a future collaboration with these masters of cinematic storytelling.

Advice for Aspiring Actors in Mythological Roles

Harleen advises aspiring actors: “Polish your Hindi, do your research, and respect the genre—it’s not like daily soaps. These roles are divine callings.” With this wisdom, Harleen continues to breathe life into mythological characters, leaving a lasting impact on her audience.

Harleen Kaur Rekhi’s performances remind us that these roles are more than acting—they are sacred, transformative journeys.