Synopsis
Dipshikkha Nagppal reflects on the significance of Women’s Day, emphasizing the importance of celebrating the remarkable women in our lives while advocating for daily appreciation of their contributions.Key Takeaways
- Women’s contributions should be valued daily.
- Strong female characters resonate with audiences.
- Dipshikkha’s mother is her role model.
- Women deserve to be celebrated and pampered.
- Society is increasingly valuing women’s stories.
Mumbai, March 7 (NationPress) Renowned television star Dipshikkha Nagppal asserts that the current generation holds their mothers, sisters, and partners in high regard, a sentiment that was once uncommon.
Reflecting on Women’s Day, Dipshikkha shared, “Women’s Day is an occasion to honor the remarkable women in our lives. Nonetheless, I believe that a woman’s contributions should be acknowledged every day. Whether she serves as a mother, daughter, wife, sister, or friend, she embodies love, strength, and wisdom. Having a special day, akin to a birthday, to shower extra love is delightful. This year, on Women’s Day, I’ll be engaged in a shoot for Sun Neo’s show Ishq Jabariya and I couldn’t be more thrilled as my work is my passion! However, women deserve to be cherished too, so I will ensure to take time to celebrate my girl gang and make the day memorable for them.”
Discussing the women who inspire her, she continued, “My mother has always been my guiding light. As a young mother, politician, and actress, she managed everything with poise, leaving a profound impact on me. Throughout my acting career, I’ve cherished all my roles, but I resonate most with strong, positive characters rooted in Indian values. I take pleasure in portraying powerful women who are independent and resilient. While negative roles offer creative liberty, I genuinely connect with strong, fearless women.”
She also conveyed her appreciation for being a part of an industry that empowers women. The 'Ishq Jabariya' actress remarked, “I feel fortunate to belong to an industry that prioritizes female-driven narratives. Television, in particular, thrives on strong female characters because they resonate with the audience. Films are also progressing, narrating more stories about women’s lives and challenges. There’s still room for advancement, but it’s uplifting to witness society valuing women more than ever. The new generation appreciates their mothers, sisters, and partners in ways that were once rare. As we commemorate Women’s Day, let’s remember to treasure and respect the women in our lives every day.”
