walking down memory lane, Sobhita Shares, “I was thrilled with the fact that there was a social commentary on the show, but at the same time, it is delicious and aesthetic. It has elements that make it a fun watch, but at the same time, it gives people a real face-to-face. So I think the balance between entertainment and political awareness, and the way it was put together, is what made it a hit with the audience. ,
Ask her if she matches Tara’s feelings and ambitions and the actress quipped, “As an actor, whatever role I play, I try to see what is similar and what is not. , so that I can fill in those gaps or those feelings. With Tara, I could resonate with the fact that she was ambitious and wanted to live in a world. Because I had come to Mumbai when I was 16 for college and coming from Vizag, it was a huge innings. In my college years, to be a part of the social circle, I had to put in a lot of effort. It was not a natural fit for me as I had a different make. So I resonate with Tara’s attempt to travel, try to be a part of a certain thing, but obviously our choices are very different. Many people see Tara in me, but for me Tara is like my elder sister. it’s so weird! I’m a very emotional-sensitive type of person, I’m not this unattainable, bossy babe kind of person. I am far more tender and sensitive. So when I walk through the dirt, I say to myself, ‘Be like Tara’,’ the actress added.
The shooting of the second season started a year back but the makers are yet to announce its final release date. Reflecting on what to expect from ‘Made In Heaven’ Season 2, Shobhita says, “When the first season did really well, I think we got to believe that this show is something like Which is not only loved, but respected and awaited. For. So season 2 is like at least some good levels in terms of plot and cast. There are some big names attached to the second season. It’s soon It’s about to come but don’t know when. Whenever it releases, it’s going to be special.”
From ‘Raman Raghav 2.0’ (2016) to ‘Made in Heaven’ (2019) and now ‘The Night Manager’ remake, Sobhita is in a happy place following her passion. “Earlier, the success of ‘Raman Raghav 2.0’, the Cannes recognition, didn’t translate into massive work opportunities or social standing at the time. But ‘Made in Heaven’ just changed things. It took me to reach that place. It took a while where people saw and appreciated me, my work. I think that kind of inspired me to put my head down and keep doing what I do. I’m not really attached to the result , because once you taste it, you feel like, ‘Oh, that tastes good’. And now I’m not obsessed with it. Now I’m interested in fully developed characters. It’s literally five minutes Might be a part of, doesn’t matter, but it has to be a role that really matters. I’m that girl who sat on the train since she was 16 Visakhapatnam and went to Mumbai. I wanted to study, I had no aspiration to join the entertainment industry because I didn’t know anything about it. But at the end of college I participated in a competition, I was curious, did some modeling and gave myself some time, auditioned and when I finally got a film, I felt very attached to the craft. Maybe if I had known my passion in advance, I would have gone straight for it. But every journey is special because that is your formula,” concludes Sobhita.