Khushbu Tiwari Discusses Role of Isha Mishra in 'Ram Bhavan': Ready to Tackle Challenges
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Synopsis
Khushbu Tiwari shares her excitement about playing Isha Mishra in 'Ram Bhavan', a show that intertwines contemporary societal themes with the epic story of the Ramayana. She reflects on her challenges and the dynamics of her character in this unique family drama.
Key Takeaways
- Khushbu Tiwari stars as Isha Mishra
- "Ram Bhavan" blends mythology with modern issues
- Focus on societal challenges and family dynamics
- Character Isha symbolizes a modern-day Sita
- Excited for audience connection with the story
Mumbai, Feb 2 (NationPress) Actress Khushbu Tiwari has been cast as the lead character, Isha Mishra, in the upcoming show "Ram Bhavan", produced by Rahul Kumar Tewary and Rolling Tales Production. This drama explores significant societal issues while drawing connections to the ancient mythological narrative of the Ramayana.
In a recent interview, Khushbu Tiwari opened up about the hurdles she faced while getting ready for the role of Isha Mishra. She shared, “I didn’t have any driving skills, and I learned how to drive midway through the process. It was a bit challenging, but overall it has been positive. I hope to continue facing challenges and overcoming them alongside my team.”
Excited about her role in "Ram Bhavan", she expressed, “I am incredibly enthusiastic to be part of this production, especially under Rahul Sir. The whole team is friendly, supportive, and pays great attention to storytelling nuances. They emphasize character dynamics even before filming starts.”
Khushbu Tiwari remarked that "Ram Bhavan" transcends the typical family drama. She pointed out that the show tackles themes pertinent to contemporary society, such as household power dynamics and the complexities of modern relationships. The actress explained, “The narrative is highly relatable to the current generation. It’s not your usual repetitive drama. Instead, it offers complexity, depth, and a solid narrative foundation.”
The series combines elements of mythology with modern-day challenges. Discussing this aspect, she noted, “The connections between the Ramayana and the current realities of Rambhavan make this tale extraordinary. My character, Isha, symbolizes light in this household and represents a modern-day Sita.”
Expressing her hope for the show’s influence on viewers, Khushbu Tiwari stated, “I am really looking forward to stepping into the world of Rambhavan. There’s so much to relate to, and I eagerly anticipate how the audience will connect with the narrative.”
