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She
plays the quintessential mother with a trademark
bindi , kohl eyes and colourful sarees.
But better known as Savita Chachi in Kyunki…..besides
she having been a part of shows like Ek
Mahal Ho Sapno Ka and many Gujrati serials
and plays. Apara Mehta has played the quessential
mother-in-law to many a shows.
Kavita Shyam spoke to the lovely
lady on life after Kyunki....
Now that your
track in Kyunki…has got over how
do you feel?
Well, I have been working since 1997 continuously
for 20 hours without any breaks. These days
I am concentrating on my theatre work which
gets me to travel all over the country.
There was a time when I'd catch the first
flight to Gujrat for my plays and then be
back to Mumbai for my shows.
I will have a few nice flashbacks with Tulsi
in between so that is something which will
happen.
So would you miss
shooting for Kyunki…?
I surely will miss them. My daughter is
worried as to what I will do at home the
whole day. She is used to not having me
around the whole day for so many years.
My family wants me to take care of my health
now. So I will start going to the gym or
go for walks and get back to shape. Besides
I am planning to throw a party for my team
members soon to thank them for everything
that has gone into making Savita a success.
So you can get
more time for yourself and look after your
daughter and husband?
Well, my daughter has literally grown up
on the sets. She knows each and every member
of my Kyunki…team. In fact few years back
when my daughter was giving her tenth and
twelfth standard board exams I was very
much involved in her studies and asked my
directors to co-ordinate my shooting timings
with her exam timings. So like any other
parent I have been trying
to juggle my work and family life.
What next for
you in terms of work?
I am looking forward to some good work.
Sadly today, you don't really have to be
a good actor or be extremely talented to
be on television. I don't know what they
look at while casting a person for a role
or what exactly works.
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on 14 March 2006 6:30 pm
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