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Hey friends! I'm new to KS forum. People who'd been in SwaRagini forum would know me, I guess😆
I had always wanted to see Teja doing a mythological show, me being an ardent fan of mythology. When I got to know she is doing the role of Karn Sangini, I wasn't so happy about it. I'd always liked Karn, I could never choose between Karn and Arjun for a matter of fact. I found both of them so beautiful and so damaged at the same time. But I had never heard about Uruvi. I knew Karn's wife with the name of Vrushali and knowing that a fictional character is replacing her wasn't really my thing considering I always liked Karn-Vrushali as a pair.
Then I read the book and my god I liked Urvi so much. Sometimes I did feel her unnecessary but again, most of the times she got me glued to her essence. Kudos to the author for writing her so gracefully
My doubts of "why Teja as Urvi" flew away. I started imagining her while reading the book. The grace she has.
While playing Ragini, Tejasswi portrayed almost everything, every shade. We saw her fragile and emotional, we saw her tough and heartless, we saw her bubbly and naughty, we saw her serious and mature. We saw her silent and we saw her shouting. So it became so easy for me to imagine her fit in any kind of role.
Tejasswi just fit in this role like a glove. I don't know if anyone has noticed her VOICE MODULATION. Notice that how her voice changes with the emotions she play. That has to be the best part of Tejasswi while playing a role.
Not just us fans, even the new viewers were instantly awestruck seeing her. That's Tejasswi for y'all.
And her struggles. For anyone who is new, Tejasswi Prakash is an engineer. She was criticized a lot from both the sides and discouraged that she would never be able to do both the things together. This happened while she was doing a show as a lead that she got her degree.
I wouldn't ever regret saying that, as a performing arts lover and a stage actor, I hold Tejasswi Prakash my inspiration to go on.
Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon
