Neha Harsora, poised to portray the character of Sailee in ‘Udne Ki Aasha’ alongside Kanwar Dhillon, has embarked on an intensive preparation journey to embody her role. In an exclusive interview with ETimes TV, Neha delved into the challenges she faced, her diligent preparations, and her experiences working on the show.
Transitioning into the role of a Marathi character presented unique hurdles for Neha, hailing from a Gujarati background. Mastering the correct accent and pronunciation demanded dedicated effort. As her character is a florist, Neha immersed herself in the world of floral artistry, spending hours daily at flower shops to learn the intricate craft of weaving garlands and gajras.
One of the most daunting tasks for Neha was learning to ride a scooter within a mere 10-day timeframe. Despite initial apprehensions, she embraced the challenge wholeheartedly and successfully conquered her fear, ensuring her portrayal of a delivery girl in the show was authentic and convincing.
In a candid revelation, Neha confessed to harboring a deep-seated fear of caterpillars, a stark contrast to her character’s floral surroundings. She humorously shared her dread of encountering caterpillars on set, highlighting the unexpected challenges actors often face during filming.
Reflecting on her collaboration with co-star Kanwar Dhillon, Neha praised his affable nature and professionalism, citing his ability to foster a comfortable working environment. She expressed admiration for his dedication to the role and recalled their seamless chemistry during mock shoots, solidifying her confidence in their on-screen partnership.
Despite her familiarity with Marathi from school, Neha acknowledged the need to reacquaint herself with the language’s fluency and pronunciation. She remains committed to perfecting her linguistic skills, recognizing the importance of authenticity in portraying her character.
Neha Harsora’s journey exemplifies the dedication and perseverance required to bring a character to life on screen, encapsulating the essence of her transformation into Sailee for ‘Udne Ki Aasha.’