MUMBAI: Actress Anju Jadhav is seen playing the pivotal role of Kiara in Sony SAB's Wagle Ki Duniya - Nayi Peedhi Naye Kissey.
The actress is being lauded for her stellar performance in the show.
Wagle Ki Duniya - Nayi Peedhi Naye Kissey is working wonders on the small screens.
The show has had a great fan following ever since the beginning.
It stars Sumeet Raghavan and Pariva Pranati in the lead roles of Rajesh Wagle and Vandana Wagle.
The popular show also has actors like Anjjan Srivastav, Bharati Achrekar, Chinmayi Salvi, Deepak Pareek, Mansi Joshi, Amit Soni, among others.
The light-hearted comedy-drama series has managed to garner rave reviews from the fans for its interesting storyline.
TellyChakkar got in touch with Anju who spoke about her journey in the showbiz world, her idea of love, and her dream role.
What is your idea of love and do you believe in the institution of marriage?
For me, love is a feeling that is very pure. This is one such feeling where we don’t expect anything from that person. We want to give that person all the happiness and have a sense of attachment. We are ready to do anything for that person. Love is a feeling which is indescribable. I do believe in love.
Yes, I believe in marriage. It is the second phase in every person’s life. A person gets a sense of responsibility after getting married. Two souls unite forever and spend their entire life together. I haven’t experienced this phase yet.
Any memories from the early days of your career when you used to audition before bagging your debut show? How did you bag your first show?
I have a lot of memories from the early days of my career. I have given a lot of auditions. When I came to Mumbai, I didn’t know that I have to give auditions. One has to also take make-up along. I had no idea about it. I got to know that some audition is happening through a friend and I went for it. I didn’t know how to do make-up. I only wore eyeliner and lip gloss. When I went there, I noticed the girls who were properly ready with make-up. Then I learned all of it. I didn’t have much knowledge about the production houses and where to go for auditions.
I used to see a lot of pamphlets stuck on the walls for various ads and short films. I also tried to contact them for work but mostly, things didn’t work out as many were fake.
Then I came to know that I need to be very fit health-wise to fit into any character. I was very fat when I came to Mumbai. I took care of my fitness.
I did a show Mahabharat. Then one of my friends told me about an audition. I gave that audition and they liked my look. That’s how my journey started. But I still have a long way to go.
What kind of roles are you looking forward to in your future projects?
My dream role is to play a police inspector or an army officer. I would love to play a lady Dabangg on-screen. I hope I am offered this kind of a character as I am eagerly waiting to see myself playing this role. My father is an army officer, so I have observed him over the years. It inspires me a lot. I really love seeing him in the army uniform. I want to live such a character.
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