Mumbai: Actress Raviraa Bhardwaj recently opened up about her transformative experience while portraying her character in the Freshh Mint original series, Aukaat Se Zyaada. The emotionally charged role not only challenged her as an actress but also left a lasting impact on her personal growth. Raviraa described the role as one that pushed her to explore a range of emotions and gain deeper insights into herself.

“This character taught me a lot. Staying in character throughout the shoot changed my thought process. The show’s unique storyline wasn’t just entertaining—it made you question your own life choices,” Raviraa shared. She emphasized how Aukaat Se Zyaada set itself apart from other web series by provoking introspection. “It wasn’t spoon-fed entertainment. The show made you think about your emotions—why you love, why you hate, and whether you’re truly living your own life or being influenced by others,” she reflected.

Raviraa also highlighted the positive energy on set, recalling the fun and camaraderie with the cast and crew. “It was like being back in college! We had such great chemistry, and that vibe made each day feel less like work and more like nostalgia,” she fondly reminisced.

For Raviraa, Aukaat Se Zyaada wasn’t just another role—it was an emotional journey that forever changed her perspective.

Mumbai: Actress Arshin Mehta, known for her remarkable performances, is basking in the limelight after her lead role in The Diary of West Bengal, a rare female-centric film. Reflecting on her experience, Arshin shared her excitement about playing the central character, a significant milestone in her career. “I’m thrilled to lead this film. Female-driven stories rarely make it to the big screen, so being part of this project is truly special,” she expressed.

With over seven years in the industry, Arshin has seen the ups and downs of the unpredictable world of cinema. Yet, she credits her grounded mindset and the support of her family for keeping her strong. “My parents, especially my dad, always remind me that something better is coming. I focus on prayer, belief, and self-improvement to stay positive,” she said.

Gratitude, she believes, is her secret to success. “I don’t carry an ego, and I treat people kindly. That’s helped me stay humble and motivated. I’m thankful for all the support, love, and blessings I’ve received along the way,” Arshin added, radiating her optimism for the future.

As she continues to inspire both on and off the screen, Arshin’s journey in The Diary of West Bengal stands as a testament to the power of women in cinema, and her fans eagerly await what she’ll bring next.