Apara Mehta talked about smriti irani coming on the set despite a miscarriage, and said- 'What to do?'
Recently, veteran actress Apara Mehta talked about smriti irani calling her on the sets even after her miscarriage
Veteran actress Apara Mehta has been a part of the television industry for decades. She is known for playing the role of 'Savita Mansukh Virani' in the popular tv show 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi'. Now in one of her recent interviews, Apra talked about the challenges of being a television actress and revealed how every actor has to keep their personal life aside while working on a daily soap.
Apara Mehta talks about smriti irani returning to work even after a miscarriage
Smriti Irani, who played the character of 'Tulsi Virani' in 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi', was asked to return to work despite miscarriage. Now, in an interview with 'Hindustan Times' Apara Mehta talked about the same. He said, “I know she was shooting with us till the day before the birth of Zohar (Smriti Irani's elder son) and came back to shoot on the fourth day after the son's birth, because what to do? Both times, even when her daughter Zoish was born, she was back to work
Apara Mehta speaks on tv actors working even when they are ill
Apara said that the matter is not just about Smriti, but every actor has to go through similar challenges. Sharing her experience of working even during illness, she said, “Whenever any of us fell ill, the team would come to our house, they would do a little make-up, build a wall behind and we would shoot. I know Smriti had talked about miscarriage. By the time this happened, my character in the show was already dead, but I know for a fact that he would have had to come and work as well.
Working in the tv industry requires commitment and hard work - Apara Mehta
Apara claimed that working in the tv industry requires commitment and hard work, but no single person can be blamed for it. Regarding this, she says, “Commitment is required in this industry. It's a hard life to be on TV. The entire series grows in such a way that you cannot blame any one person, actor, production house, or maker, as it is a very long series. The script and story tracks have to be decided, if something doesn't work, it has to be changed.
Apara shared that they all have worked on the sets despite going through many ups and downs in their lives. He said, “TV requires a lot of dedication from actors beyond everything else and that's how it works. During that time, there was no episode bank in any show. These days it's a little better, as sometimes there is a bank of 2-3 episodes. No matter what happens, the broadcast has to happen. We all have gone through different ups and downs in our lives, yet we shot and the telecast copy was played.
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