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Sanaya Irani takes stock of her chemistry with co-actor Ashish Sharma and the lure of reality shows

For four months now, a story about a village girl and a Border Security Force officer has been keeping viewers glued to their telly. As the lead pair of the series, Rangrasiya, Sanaya Irani and Ashish Sharma have been setting the screen on fire with their sizzling chemistry and raking in the TRPs for Colors TV with their love-hate relationship. Irani, who plays Paro, is known for her roles in Miley Jab Hum Tum and Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon. "I cannot relate to Paro. I am not soft spoken or a die-hard romantic," she insists.

Standing out
Irani chose the show because she found the role challenging. She wanted to break out of the mould of the bubbly girl-next-door character. "My character reacts in a different way in every situation. The essence of her character is very real," she adds. Irani thinks she is lucky to be working with an actor like Sharma, who plays Paro's love interest, Rudra. "He is an experienced actor and that's one reason why our on-screen chemistry is great," she says. "And the fact that Ashish's character is brash and tough while Paro is a shy and innocent girl, makes it interesting, too," she adds. The series has taken a twist with Paro falling in love with the tough Rudra, even though, till recently, she hated him for killing her husband.

Irani explains, "It is because she has realised that her marriage was a sham and her husband would've killed her if Rudra hadn't intervened." This is an interesting turn because Rudra is shown to spurn the company of women. Irani, who wants to stay away from reality shows "except for dance shows, maybe," says that she finds fiction more interesting. About run-of-the-mill prime time soaps that have domineering mother-in-law and submissive daughter-in-law roles, she says, "It is all fiction, meant for entertainment, and should be taken in that spirit. It is all about ratings." But Irani signs off stating that her show is completely different, a s is her character. Monday to Friday on Colors TV at 9 pm.

-Sumitra Nair

Originally posted by: -CharmingSanaya

"I cannot relate to Paro. I am not soft spoken or a die-hard romantic,"
"It is all fiction, meant for entertainment, and should be taken in that spirit. It is all about ratings."

looks like she is not happy with this character

Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika

99% actors don't relate with the characters they play on-screen. And that is why its called ACTING. So, they all are unhappy with their job that has made them stars?

Please stop reading between lines . Ashish and Sanaya were given complete insight into what Rudra and Paro are going to be.

And please read the interview properly:

About run-of-the-mill prime time soaps that have domineering mother-in-law and submissive daughter-in-law roles, she says,"It is all fiction, meant for entertainment, and should be taken in that spirit. It is all about ratings." But Irani signs off stating that her show is completely different, a s is her character.

TFS. ❤️

Originally posted by: shreya_rc

baas suru hogaya ronadhona...sanaya doesnot enjoy her roles ! seriously?? ashish said thousand times that he in real life is completely opposite of rudra, the character. toh ? he also does not enjoy portraying his character ? nobody is enjoying what they are doing and yet they create explosions onscreen? seriously !😡

Originally posted by: MoronsKiMallika

*Facepalm* 😆

This is how fans drive everyone up the wall.

Kal hi GH happily twitter pe tweet kar rahaa tha. Now, he should call up Sanaya and she will also tell him the same thing - READ THE INTERVIEW PROPERLY, PLEASE. 🥱