Aishwarya Khare is an Indian television actress best known for enjoying Lakshmi in Bhagya Lakshmi. She began her profession with shows like Vishkanya – Ek Anokhi Prem Kahani and steadily gained recognition for her strong, emotional performances. Making her mark in households together with her current show, Dr. Aarambhi, Aishwarya Khare is steadily gaining popularity again. In an exclusive chat with Bollywood Bubble, the actress candidly spoke about how the extraordinary TRP race in the tv industry impacts storytelling. Scroll all the way down to read what she needed to say.
Aishwarya Khare Opens Up About TRP Race Affecting Storylines
When asked whether the pressure of TRP affects storytelling, Aishwarya Khare responded, “Yaar affect toh hota hai. Unfortunately affect hota hai. Hum aisi hi time pass ke liye toh nahi bana rahe hai na. Toh, it’s a business also. Par woh humara as an actor call nahi hota. We’re imagined to just do our work. Aur TRP upar ho, neeche ho, mujhe utni hi mehnat karni hai. Mujhe apna 100% dena hai chahe story yaha jaaye, waha jaaye.”
Adding to it, she further said, “But I feel TRP se storyline affect toh hoti hai. Sabka show bhi affect hota hai. But I just hope bohot accha karien yeh show. Number-wise bhi, pyaar-wise bhi. Hum joh message dena chah rahe hai us tareeke se bhi. Sab.”
About The Show ‘Dr. Aarambhi’
Dr. Aarambhi is a drama centered on a determined doctor balancing medical ethics, personal struggles, and emotional challenges. The show highlights resilience and courage, offering viewers a fascinating, emotionally driven narrative with strong character development. Dr. Aarambhi telecasts Monday to Friday on Colours TV at 8 PM IST. Episodes are also available to stream online on JioHotstar. The show features Aishwarya Khare within the titular role of Dr. Aarambhi Chaudhary Tandon, Aditya Redij, Anjum Fakih, and Abhishek Verma in pivotal roles.
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