Anjali Tatrari and Karuna Pandey: A Deep Dive into Dussehra Sentiments and Character Inspirations
In the vibrant tapestry of Dussehra, a festival emblematic of the triumph of virtue over vice in Indian culture, two accomplished artists, Anjali Tatrari of ‘Vanshaj’ and Karuna Pandey of ‘Pushpa Impossible,’ open up about their sentiments surrounding Navratri and share profound insights from their on-set experiences.
Anjali Tatrari, portraying Yuvika Mahajan in ‘Vanshaj,’ reflects on Dussehra as a time-honored tradition of watching Ramleela, evoking cherished memories from her childhood. Drawing a parallel between the festival’s theme and her character Yuvika’s quest for justice, Tatrari emphasizes the belief in fighting for righteousness. Yuvika’s resilience in the face of adversity serves as an inspiration, urging others never to surrender. Anjali hopes that Yuvika’s journey will resonate, empowering individuals to confront their personal ‘Ravana’ and unearth the truth.
Meanwhile, ‘Vanshaj’ witnesses heightened drama with the entry of Gulki Joshi as Haseena Malik, adding a new dimension to the narrative. In an exclusive interview, Gulki Joshi appreciates the show’s emphasis on strong and independent female characters.
Karuna Pandey, the force behind Pushpa in ‘Pushpa Impossible,’ views Dussehra as a poignant reminder that goodness inevitably triumphs over malevolence. Drawing parallels with her character, Pushpa, Pandey describes how Pushpa defies societal norms, battles against all odds, and aspires to be an independent woman. In this celebration of Dussehra, Pandey urges everyone to hold onto their dreams and trust in the innate power of goodness to pave the way for success.
As the festivities unfold, ‘Pushpa Impossible’ sets the stage for new challenges for Karuna Pandey’s character, Pushpa. The narrative promises an intriguing journey as Pushpa confronts fresh hurdles in her quest for independence and success.