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Sahara
One had a tough time finding the right Kituu
for its new show till the channel zeroed
in on Ami Trivedi. A dazzling smile and
twinkling eyes is what sets Ami apart from
the rest.
This 22 year old Mumbai girl has had a major
theatre background and has also done cameos
on television before she got lucky with
the break.
Kavita Shyam caught up with the perky Ami
Trivedi
Tell us something
about your background.
I was born and brought up in Mumbai and
graduated in science from Jai Hind College.
Both my brother and I have been child artistes
(Zee Horror Show and Humraahi) but I have
also been doing Gujarati theatre seriously
for the past six years.
Are you the first
from your family to venture into the acting
arena?
No! My father Tushar Trivedi is a theatre
person, so we literally grew up in the theatre.
My father is now directing plays in London
and my mother is a housewife. My family
is ecstatic about my show and they can't
wait to talk about the show every where
they go.
Have you done
any other show before going on to Kituu
Sabb Jaantii Hai?
I have done cameo roles in Kumkum, Babul
Ki Dua Leti Ja and Khichdi besides doing
theatre.
How did you get
the role in Kituu Sabb Jaantii Hai?
I auditioned for the role and got a call
in two days, saying I was on and I was the
main lead in Kituu. I am enjoying myself
thoroughly and we have shot about six episodes
so far.
How different
will Kituu be, from say Jassi or Miilee?
I myself have been a brat so I am very much
like Kituu in real life. Kituu is very real,
average looking, identifiable and her goals
in life are different. It's about an extraordinary
life of a middle class girl who wants to
take up challenges in her life. She wants
to make it big as a journalist who will
take up social issues and do well for the
society. She's traditional yet very modern
in her own ways.
Did you have to
prepare yourself for the role and how much
can you relate yourself to Kituu?
No, having a theatre background helped,
so not much preparation was required. My
guy friends used to call me a terrorist
and I was a little monster but now I have
become a more subtle and matured as a person.
So in many ways, I can associate myself
with Kituu, and she also eventually evolves
as a person.
Tell us about
your personal life.
I am not dating anyone and I am still waiting
for the right person to come my way. When
I am not shooting I am reading a novel or
listening to music or dancing around the
whole house!
So what are your
plans for the future?
I am doing Kituu Sabb Jaantii Hai which
I am currently concentrating on besides
this I would love to do films if I am offered
in the future. I am open to continuing with
theatre provided I have time for it.
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on 10 November 2005 2:30 pm
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