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After
playing a range of characters, Jaya Bhattacharya
aka Payal of Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu
Thi has replaced vicious Ashwini Kalsekar
(Jigyasa) of Kasamh Se.
Talk about the character and the actor
says "though Payal was controlled,
sophisticated, manipulative and calculative,
Jigyasa is altogether a different character
in terms of her sensibilities. She is more
real than Payal and her behaviour is the
outcome of the situations in her life. She
is not complex and conniving as Payal's
character."
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"I
think Ashwini did leave a great mark
on Jigyasa's character"-Jaya
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But then how far is justice meted out to
a character that has been shaped up by a
different person?
"I think Ashwini did leave a great
mark on Jigyasa's character, the undertones
of which will always echo in my act. But
the beauty of the role lies in lending a
new personality to the character. Giving
it a new life, I am out to do so and make
it my own," chirps Jaya.
Apart from her five year old character of
Payal in Kyunki, Jaya is essaying
three different characters at the moment..
Pooja who is pious, innocent and pure in
Thodi Si Zameen Thoda Sa Aasmaan.
Shyala an insecure character because of
her husband's extra marital affair in Karam
Apnaa Apnaa, and now Jigyasa who is
out and out negative in Kasamh Se
How does she manage three traits simultaneously
and she adds "I won't say, it's easy
to put on three different characters at
the same time. When you are playing more
than one characters its always that one
of them happens to be the extension of your
own self and playing it doesn't take much
effort. Like Pooja in Thodi Si Zameen.
I relate so much to this character and it
makes my work easier"
Surrounded by versatility, Jaya must be
a source of envy to quite a few in the industry.
But then envy alone does not gift you roles!
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By RUHAIL AMIN |
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on 8 November 2006 6:45 pm
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