In the hustle and bustle of adulthood, responsibilities often tether us to a continuous cycle of work, leaving little room for the carefree joys of summer breaks that we relished as children. Actress Yashashri Masurkar echoes the sentiment of many, expressing a longing for the days of ‘Garmi ki chuttiyan’ and the freedom they represented. The Nostalgia of Summer Breaks Yashashri reminisces about the unbridled freedom of childhood summers, a stark contrast to adult life where needs and wants bind us. “As adults, we savour brief summer getaways, but they pale in comparison to the extensive vacations of our youth. Our adult lives are governed by bills, responsibilities, and the demands of our employers,” she shares. The Importance of Taking Breaks Despite the constraints of adulthood, Yashashri advocates for the importance of taking breaks. “In our high-stress world, it’s crucial to pause and recharge. Regardless of your profession, your mind deserves a respite. A break not only rejuvenates but also reignites your motivation to work,” she advises. Yashashri’s Approach to Breaks Yashashri practices what she preaches by incorporating monthly breaks into her schedule. These vary from travelling to simply engaging in a beloved hobby. “I don’t have the luxury of […]
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Invictus T Mediaworks, led by visionaries Nilanjana Purkayasstha and Herumb Khot, recently celebrated a significant milestone for their hit series “Dabangii: Mulgi Aayi Re Aayi” on Sony TV, which has successfully aired its 100th episode. Since its debut, the show has garnered a dedicated following thanks to its engaging storyline. The recent narrative leap and the introduction of the dynamic lead duo, Rachana Mistry and Rrahul Sudhir, have further amplified the show’s allure. The centennial episode celebration was marked with a grand cake-cutting ceremony on the vibrant outdoor set at Film City, witnessed by the enthusiastic cast and crew. Producer Herumb Khot shared his heartfelt thanks, “The audience’s reaction to our show’s evolution has been overwhelmingly positive, and we’re confident this support will persist.” Rrahul Sudhir, reflecting on his journey, shared, “Being part of ‘Dabangii’ has been a game-changer, showcasing a new facet of my acting repertoire.” Rachana Mistry also conveyed her contentment, “Portraying my character feels natural, and I eagerly anticipate coming to the set each day. It’s a proud moment for us to hit 100 episodes, and I’m excited for the many more milestones we’ll reach together.” “Dabangii: Mulgi Aayi Re Aayi” continues to captivate viewers with its […]
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Dabangii – Mulgii Aayi Re Aayi, the popular show produced by Nilanjana P and Herumb Khot’s Invictus T Mediaworks, has recently undergone a major change. The show has taken a 14-year leap and introduced a new protagonist, Arya, who is determined to avenge her mother’s death. Rachana Mistry, the actress who plays the grown-up Arya, has opened up about her experience of joining the show and portraying the fearless character. Rachana Mistry is no stranger to the television industry. She has been part of several shows such as Ishqbaaz, Dil Toh Happy Hai Ji, and Naagin 5. However, she considers playing Arya as one of her most challenging and rewarding roles. She said, “I love her Dabangii nature, no matter who is in front of her. I love her courage. To fight for the right and the way Arya does it, I enjoy playing that part. Every girl has that Dabangii inside her and I feel that. It gives a different kind of freedom in your head, and it lets you be.” Rachana Mistry admitted that playing Arya is not easy, as she has to live up to the expectations of the audience who have seen the young Arya, played […]
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In the ever-evolving world of entertainment, social media has become a powerful tool for actors and celebrities to connect with their fans. However, actress Yashashri Masurkar believes that this trend needs a reevaluation. She advocates for a shift in focus from social media followers to genuine acting talent. The Superficiality of Social Media Fame Yashashri asserts that social media fame is often fleeting—a mere “fad.” While it may grant temporary attention, it lacks the substance associated with true fame. Being the “flavour of the month” on platforms like Instagram or Twitter doesn’t necessarily translate to lasting recognition. In her view, actors should not be solely judged based on their online presence. Decoupling Fame and Success The correlation between fame and success isn’t as straightforward as it seems. Yashashri emphasizes that fame and professional achievements are not mutually dependent. An actor’s talent can resonate with audiences even if they don’t achieve widespread fame. Conversely, being famous doesn’t guarantee project success. She cites the example of Shah Rukh Khan, who faced box-office disappointments but remained an iconic figure. Character Names vs. Real Identity On television, some actors become synonymous with their character names. Yashashri acknowledges that this form of fame isn’t wasted—it […]
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