Sneha Wagh was last seen in 'Kahat' that ended recently. The show resumed shooting post lockdown but it did not garner good TRPs.
'Ek Veer Ki Ardaas...Veera' actor Sneha Wagh has revealed that it was upsetting as she was stereotyped into playing a mother on-screen after she played one in her second TV project. However, Sneha says that she has now learned to take it in stride.
In an interview with Hindustan Times, Sneha said, "I thought I would be able to get over it but then it’s not easy. So rather than losing sleep over it, I've decided to use it in my favour. It's in an actor's hands to choose different parts and make each of them a unique experience. I've no qualms in playing a mother now. All mothers in real life aren't the same, similarly, all my roles are different— be it Ratanjeet Sampooran Singh (Veera), Mura (Chandragupta Maurya), or Mata Anjana (Kahat Hanuman Jai Shri Ram). I make sure to add a different flavour to each of them."
Sneha further spoke about achieving creative satisfaction with all her projects and said, "My colleagues compliment me with the way I’ve not let this bog me down. And the love and respect that I’ve got from the audience encourage me. I don’t take up work thinking kaam karna hai ya paisa kamana hai toh kar lete hai. I always take up stories that show women in a positive light, have a message. Makers also don’t come to me with just anything."
The actor was last seen in Kahat that ended recently. The show resumed shooting post lockdown but it did not garner good TRPs.
"During the lockdown, a lot of our viewers shifted to OTT. It’s time TV starts experimenting with content to get them back. But it would be wrong to say television isn’t trying anything new. The audience also needs to be accepting. I understand TV is viewed by the entire family but still within that spectrum a lot can be done. But sadly you won’t see much of those new concepts working. And then people say TV is regressive. So who’s to be blamed?" Sneha questioned
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