Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia: In these 2 years, I have seen the best and the worst kind of things

Choti Sarrdaarni actress Nimrit Kaur Ahluwalia has been receiving a lot of love for her work in the show and she continues to be at the receiving end of appreciation from the fans of the show. As it underwent a leap recently, the show made way for new entrants Varun Toorkey and Mahir Pandhi, along with a few others.

For a show that has been on for so long and continues to move forward, India Forums got in touch with Nimrit and asked her about her journey so far, and what she thinks about everything she has done. The actress, happy with her work so far, said that she has only grown in the last 2 years.

She said, ''I think I have grown in all ways, completely 360 degrees in every aspect whether it's my EQ, whether it's my IQ, whether it's my understanding of how the industry works, whether it is the understanding of carrying a team together. In these 2 years, I have seen the best and the worst kind of things I could go through. When I say worse, I mean personally, in terms of my health and how I coped with that. When I say best, I mean the kind of storyline which I got as most people are looking for this kind of project and I am very lucky. I feel that I have seen the best and the worst and I am kind of happy that I have experienced so much at such an early stage in my career because it has been two and a half years.''

She added, ''I think it is better to learn sooner. To fall sooner, to get up sooner, to learn sooner, to get wounded sooner and as an actor, I have really grown - whether it's being technically aware because when it comes to a character’s emotions they do crack eventually and I have also understood that how it is so important to be technically sound with your angles, with so many technicalities of a camera and how it operates and how you come around it. I feel that it's been a very very good journey and it's just the beginning and I know that it's going to continue as I can feel it in my gut. I am very happy and grateful as to how things have worked out.''

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