Sneha Wagh speaks on people coming up to her and praising her characters

Actress Sneha Wagh offered a glimpse into her illustrious career, shedding light on the impact her diverse roles have had on her personal growth. Furthermore, she delved into the ongoing debate within the entertainment industry regarding the art of method acting. Known for her remarkable performances across television, Sneha shared her insights into the art of character portrayal beyond the written script.

When asked about the roles that have molded her as an individual, Sneha emphasized the pivotal role of body language in authentic character depiction. She says, " An actor is known to play a part written well and directed well but how will you get the body language? How will you look like the character if you don’t have the method and techniques of how you move, stand sit, or even talk as the character?"

Speaking further, Sneha enumerated a spectrum of challenging roles from her illustrious career. She articulated, "For me, when I play any part, body language is very important to portray the character. Makes a lot of difference. Be it a Jyoti who fights and struggles with and for the family (Jyoti). Ratan goes and does farming and drives a tractor after her husband leaves her with two little kids (Veera). A Queen Mother, Maharani Mura, also goes and fights in war for the nation (Chandragupta Maurya). A high-class businesswoman named Amba fights the whole world for her one-sided love (Na Umra Ki Seema Ho) or a Protima who belongs to a remote red-light district in Sonagachi and wants a better and more respectful life for her daughter (Neerja). All these characters and many more." 

Sneha passionately emphasized that these characters could not rely solely on script and direction, highlighting the importance of thorough preparation and personal immersion to convincingly portray such diverse and intricate roles.

Expressing her gratitude for the lasting impact of her character portrayals on audiences, Sneha revealed the profound connection viewers had formed with her characters. She acknowledged the heartwarming moments when fans approached her, expressing their admiration and sometimes even pleading for relief from the torment of the antagonists she portrayed. " I’m glad when people walk up to me and say they look up to these characters. I feel obliged when they say, ‘Ask the antagonist to not torture me anymore as it pains their heart."