'Feels Like Home' is relatable & raw: Dolly Singh from Liongate Play's series

The immensely talented artist and phenomenal content creator Dolly Singh will be soon seen in Lionsgate Play’s third original series, ‘Feels Like Home.’ She will be portraying the character of Biba - a strong and independent Delhi girl who is protective of her younger brother, Lakshay (Preet Kammani). Her entry into the show adds flavour to the storyline, making it more interesting and exciting for the audiences. In the series, Biba makes one of the biggest decisions of her life - to marry her long-time partner. She proves that love has no gender and that every human being has the right to choose their own life partner. As Biba, Dolly Singh throws light on topics that are not discussed as widely in Indian house holdholds. 

While talking about the show and her character,  an excited Dolly said, “Biba as a character is aspirational, and I relate to her at some level. Though I am not as outgoing or as bindaas as she is, hopefully, I will be there soon. I think Feels Like Home is a special story as it will connect to the audience because of its rawness and relatability. Feels Like Home will take you back to your days of struggles while you were moving cities, having a hard time with your relationships and how you made a house your home eventually. The show brings to light an ensemble of characters that will leave an impact on you, and their success or failure in the show will be personal to you.”

While talking about her experience, Dolly further said, “I think I have had one of my best times shooting with the cast and crew of Feels Like Home, especially working with fellow content creator, Vishnu Kaushal. Everyone was so kind and humble, and the set actually made me feel at home. I am super excited as I was donning a wedding look on a web show for the very first time and I think I had one of the best clothes and make-up. The experience of shooting with Preet, Anshuman, and Mihir has been inexplicable as they are such brilliant actors, and the amount of hard work they have put into the show is just commendable.”

She also added, “Though I am from Nainital, I have lived in Delhi for more than 10 years, and I keep travelling to different places for my work. So with all honestly, to me, food and my pet make me feel at home”.