Overview
- Tijori says she worked closely with a psychologist to map Anant’s psyche from childhood to the point depicted in the series.
- She describes a lingering emotional aftereffect, noting the character took a long time to leave her system and also helped her heal.
- With a background in psychology and an early interest in criminology, she drew on formal research to approach the role with empathy.
- She states she now aims to move beyond mostly grey or dark roles and explore a wider range of genres.
- In Feb. 4 interviews with Subhash K. Jha for Bollywood Hungama and Rediff, she discussed the strong reception and shared that she cut her hair for authenticity after a wig felt unconvincing.