Speaking about the nitty gritties of playing such a role, she noted, “I think it’s fascinating that the writer’s room is all men. We are meeting a woman in a man’s world who is running a show like a man and is written by men. I find that fascinating and it is so empowering to take that position and then fly with it and then look at your own self. And many times I used to actually think about my own self and I used to be like – it would be kind of cool to be this self assured about so many situations which otherwise I would just you know be under a quilt about.”
Nimrat acknowledged the gap between the character’s self-assuredness and her own personal life. She added, “It is so interesting that what I’m trying to sell as an idea or as a character on screen, I’m not sure if I can pull it off in real life. I really don’t know if I have it in me with my conditioning, my upbringing, all of that. This is the freedom of being an actor.”
Apart from Nimrat and Jaideep, the series marks the return of fan-favourite actors like Manoj Bajpayee (Srikant Tiwari), Sharib Hashmi (JK) and Priyamani (Suchitra).
Opening up on the season, our reviewer noted, “Season 3 may not be the franchise’s most cohesive outing, but it remains gripping, emotionally alert, and rich with possibility. Its excesses suggest a universe ready to grow, what it now needs is not less ambition, but sharper focus.”
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