Shamshaan Champa: Monalisa opens up on her role; shares, ‘Gul Khan presents characters which go on to become epic’ - EXCLUSIVE

Shamshaan Champa is the story of an ordinary girl, Champa, who's a devout follower of Lord Shiva. Destiny takes a twist, and she becomes a daayan, but her heart remains pure throughout.

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MUMBAI: Shemaroo Umang dropped a glimpse into their latest creation, Shamshaan Champa. This supernatural drama, helmed by the acclaimed producer Gul Khan, promises to be a blend of mystique, horror, and spine-tingling intrigue, anchored by Trupati Mishra in the titular role of Champa.

Shamshaan Champa is no exception—it's the story of an ordinary girl, Champa, who's a devout follower of Lord Shiva. Destiny takes a twist, and she becomes a daayan, but her heart remains pure throughout. (Also Read: Shamshaan Champa: Gul Khan opens up on casting content creators; says, ‘Success on social media does not convert into TRP’ - EXCLUSIVE)

Monalisa plays the leading role in the role of Mohini and in an exclusive conversation with TellyChakkar, she shared her experience shooting for the show.

The actress mentioned, “This show is very different from what I have done so far. This time, my look is also different and so are my powers. I can hypnotise too! Whenever I get an opportunity to work with Gul Khan, it is exciting as the way she presents the storyline and the way she introduces every character keeps the audience hooked to the storyline. I must say that it is these characters that go on to become epic in their own right.”

She further added, “Gul mam always tells me not to go through physical transformations too as she feels that I can adapt in any role comfortably and can carry it well. It is truly a compliment.”

Shamshan Champa is the story about Champa played by Trupati Mishra who on a dark, scary night, running for her life with a basket of Champa flowers is chased by masked men with mashaal in their hands, Champa trips and falls. These men attack Champa, leaving her bruised and unconscious under a banyan tree. Just when all seems lost, a mysterious shadow heals her wounds. Champa comes back to life, transformed into a powerful daayan, with her nails and hair growing longer. As she walks, the crushed flowers revive. (Also Read: Lucky charm Monalisa again set to feature in Gul Khan's new show on Colors)

It is interesting to see how Champa’s story is being narrated and shaping up!