MUMBAI: Sshrey Pareek, who is set to play a negative role in the ongoing popular show “Qurbaan Hua”, says such roles are more tempting than the positive parts.

The actor is all charged up for the show because as a performer as it pushes him to give his best.  “I think negative roles have no limitations, no bars to follow. While with positive roles, you have to draw a line,” Sshrey says.

He further shares that his character has a lot of scope to perform. Talking about his role, the actor says, “I'm playing a grey character and I am from the girl's side. The story is about religion and its consequences. So I have come to take revenge from the boy for what has happened before and will try to make her sister fall for me and take revenge through her.” “I was brought up in Chahat’s family (Pratibha Ranta) and had a special connection with her and this will affect the boy's family in many ways as they belong to Hindu religion,” he adds. Sshrey says to join an ongoing show halfway is challenging and he does feel there is a lot of responsibility on him.

“When you enter midway there is a lot of responsibility on you to make the show better. All the actors on the show are already established and for me it's hard to make a mark in between. But the best part is I already have worked with the producers before on ‘Devanshi’ so I know the team,” he adds.  The actor says shooting in the new normal world, amid the coronavirus pandemic scare has been a different experience.

“Today a lot of safety measures are in place to prevent the curb of COVID-19 on sets. One major difference I find is earlier all the teams would sit together and talk, discuss but that is missing now. That warmth is still kind of missing. I hope everything gets normal soon,” he adds. Sshrey seems thrilled with the kind of roles he is receiving. Having acted in shows like “Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai” he says if not an actor he would have been a dancer.

He had dreamt of becoming a choreographer and arrived in the city of dreams, Mumbai to follow his passion for dance and went on to work with national award-winning choreographer Shiamak Davar for many years. However, Sshrey is presently happy to be in front of the camera entertaining the audience.