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What is tough is not being given a dialogue, but still being able to emote. What is tough is not speaking, yet capturing the attention of the viewers.
And Sanaya, and Ashish for that matter too, do that, beautifully.
It is relatively easier to express the characters feelings in a dialogue - saying a "I'm happy" or "I'm sad" or whatever, but that doesn't necessarily mean that the actor is doing a good job with the character!
What is truly tough is to express the feelings of your characters without actually saying it out loud. To emote purely with your facial expressions, your body language, your eyes. What is tough to be able to do these things even though you don't relate to the character much!
Yes, the focus in Rangrasiya till now has been mostly on Rudra, but that doesn't make Paro/Sanaya less involved in the show, that doesn't mean that Paro's character isn't "good enough" for Sanaya, and that definitely does not mean that Paro/Sanaya is just reduced to crying.
The number of dialogues an actor has in one episode does not determine the "worth" - for a lack of better word - of the actor. An actor's worth is determined by WHAT he/she does in the dialogues they have, and even more so by WHAT they do when they don't have a dialogue.
P.S. This post is not to undermine the talent and efforts by the rest of the cast, because EACH one is doing BRILLIANTLY, it is simply to appreciate the talent of those actors, who emote without having dialogues!
Advocate Anjali Awasthi
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