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Urvashi
Dholakia shot to instant fame as the conniving
vamp Komolika in Balaji's Kasauti Zindagi
Kay. The credit for making the vamp
the most talked about character in soaps
can be largely attributed to her performance
in Kasauti. Her subtle and nuanced
negative role in Sony's Rishton Ki Dor (where
she plays Noinika), furthered the trend.
Now, the favourite vamp of the small screen
will be seen in a new role, that of a producer.
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The actor is producing a regional film
Saas Rani Bahu Naukrani with Bhojpuri
stalwarts like Ravi Kissen, Vijay Khera,
Brij Bhushan and Sahila Chaddha. When we
spoke to the actor about the new venture,
she said, "I decided to turn to production
as I have been in the industry for a long
time now. There is always a stage in an
actor's life when he/she wants to experiment
with new roles. So, I thought about donning
the role of a producer along with my mom."
A natural question pops in our mind, why
did she chose to do a Bhojpuri film instead
of a mainstream one, to which Urvashi adds,
"My idea is to entertain the masses.
I think Bhojpuri has a vast audience and
a fim in that language should be a profitable
bet. Moreover, with the pioneers of Bhojpuri
cinema on your side, the interest factor
is always at its highest."
Bhojpuri films have earlier caught the
fancy of many renowned producers of our
small screen. The Queen of soaps, Ektaa
Kapoor is one amongst them. Since Urvashi
has had a long association with Ektaa, did
she benefit from her creative inputs? Adds
the favourite vamp of the small screen,
"It didn't really happen, but I have
a great regard for her creative inputs.
I would love to discuss such things with
her."
With the track in Kasauti taking
a back seat at the moment, her Sony show
is not a great story either. What needs
to be watched is how the popular vamp of
the small screen turns out as a producer.
Since the film is still in its post-production
stage, it will be couple of months before
we know a sure shot answer on that. Till
then over to you Noinika.
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By RUHAIL AMIN |
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on 6 February 2007 7:30 pm
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