Esha Kansara's slam book!

TellyBuzz brings to you the Sunday Celebrity Slam Book section with Esha Kansara…

Published: Sunday,Jul 07, 2013 11:06 AM GMT-06:00

Anwesha Kamal

Esha Kansara, who is playing Kritika in Star Plus' Ek Nanad Ki Khushiyon Ki Chaabi...Meri Bhabhi, spared time to answer our slam book questions…

Birthday: 20^th August

Nickname: Chaku

Sun Sign: Leo

Hometown: Ahmedabad

Describe yourself: I am fun loving and love to party.

Strengths: My family; especially my brother and my mother and my ego.

Weakness: I haven't got a chance to dance on a big platform till date and my other weakness is food.

What can easily impress you: Good speech, a person's knowledge and dressing sense.

Hobbies: Dancing, singing, acting and travelling.

A cloud 9 moment for you: When I performed my arengatal. It was my first stage appearance in the year 2008 when I performed in Tagore Hall Ahmedabad in front of around 1000 people.

Do you believe in destiny: Yes I do.

Song you're humming these days: Balam Pichkari and Jeene Laga Hoon.

Any TV show you follow: Jhalak Dikhla Jaa and You Think You Can Dance.

An unforgettable day of your life: When my father said a 'Yes' for me to come to Mumbai.

Describe your daily routine in short: Work work work!

What's your favorite pass time during your free time on the sets: Eating.

A place you would love to visit and with whom: I would love to go to Manali, Shimla, Laddakh and all the places up in the North with all my close friends.

Craziest fan encounter so far: I was shooting for Meri Bhabhi in Delhi and we were shooting on the streets. A college going guy was following me for continuously 3 hours and whenever I used to say a line, he used to smile at me standing behind the camera.

The best compliment ever received: It was from my Mom when she said, 'Beta you have improved so much'. The best compliment received has always been from my family. My Mom is like a critic for me; she criticizes me when I am not doing well and she praises me when I do well.

Your inspiration: Deepika Padukone, as I wish to become as thin as her some day and dance like Madhuri Dixit.

You are incomplete without: My Mom.

Message to your fans: You all have given me immense love as Devki and I hope that you all will love me as Kritika too. Being a Gujarati girl, it's a tough thing for me to play a Punjabi girl but I have put in a lot of effort to try the accent and hope that it doesn't sound fake. I hope they will love my accent and my character as well.

Anwesha Kamal