<p>Fast-rising actress Aditi Vasudev is in the limelight because of her latest digital release Kehne Ko Humsafar Hain 3 that went live on AltBalaji a few days ago. The show is an important outing as it stars TV veterans Mona Singh and Ronit Roy in the lead. Speaking to <em>DH</em>, she opens up about her tryst with acting, the digital revolution and the COVID-19 outbreak. </p>.<p><strong>What made you take up <em>Kehne Ko Humsafar Hain 3</em>?</strong></p>.<p>I was on a vacation when I received a call from Ekta (Kapoor) and flew back to Mumbai for a discussion about the show. Ekta's love for the character made me take it up in no time. Moreover, I feel my character has a great graph in<em> Kehne Ko Humsafar Hain 3.</em></p>.<p><strong>How did you prepare for the show?</strong></p>.<p>Amaira is an outspoken individual, who does not live by the rules. On the other hand. I am the exact opposite and overthink things. So while preparing for the show, I tried to find her freedom in me and took it from there.</p>.<p><strong>How was the experience of working with Ronit Roy and Mona Singh?</strong></p>.<p>They are extremely humble people. I loved Ronit as he was full of stories (about his career). We chatted a lot while shooting and had a good time. I had relatively less interaction with Mona but we joked about things every now and then.</p>.<p><strong>What is the future of cinema in the wake the digital revolution?</strong></p>.<p>Both platforms are different and we as artistes look for different things from them. That said and done, cinema has its charm and will not fall. </p>.<p><strong>How did the acting bug bite you?</strong></p>.<p>I acted in school and had a good time. They were fun days for me. Later, I continued acting and that was it. In a way, it was always in the subconscious.</p>.<p><strong>Who are your favourite actors?</strong></p>.<p>While growing up, I watched a lot of Hollywood classics and admired Audery Hepburn. Now that I am in this profession, the list just keeps going. Like, for example, I admire Jaideep Ahlawat and enjoyed his work in Gangs Of Wasseypur.</p>.<p><strong>Are you open to shooting amid the ongoing COVID-19 crisis?</strong></p>.<p>I think, we should avoid resuming shoots right now as there is a lot of stress on the system. This is the time to be creative and shoot online. </p>
<p>Fast-rising actress Aditi Vasudev is in the limelight because of her latest digital release Kehne Ko Humsafar Hain 3 that went live on AltBalaji a few days ago. The show is an important outing as it stars TV veterans Mona Singh and Ronit Roy in the lead. Speaking to <em>DH</em>, she opens up about her tryst with acting, the digital revolution and the COVID-19 outbreak. </p>.<p><strong>What made you take up <em>Kehne Ko Humsafar Hain 3</em>?</strong></p>.<p>I was on a vacation when I received a call from Ekta (Kapoor) and flew back to Mumbai for a discussion about the show. Ekta's love for the character made me take it up in no time. Moreover, I feel my character has a great graph in<em> Kehne Ko Humsafar Hain 3.</em></p>.<p><strong>How did you prepare for the show?</strong></p>.<p>Amaira is an outspoken individual, who does not live by the rules. On the other hand. I am the exact opposite and overthink things. So while preparing for the show, I tried to find her freedom in me and took it from there.</p>.<p><strong>How was the experience of working with Ronit Roy and Mona Singh?</strong></p>.<p>They are extremely humble people. I loved Ronit as he was full of stories (about his career). We chatted a lot while shooting and had a good time. I had relatively less interaction with Mona but we joked about things every now and then.</p>.<p><strong>What is the future of cinema in the wake the digital revolution?</strong></p>.<p>Both platforms are different and we as artistes look for different things from them. That said and done, cinema has its charm and will not fall. </p>.<p><strong>How did the acting bug bite you?</strong></p>.<p>I acted in school and had a good time. They were fun days for me. Later, I continued acting and that was it. In a way, it was always in the subconscious.</p>.<p><strong>Who are your favourite actors?</strong></p>.<p>While growing up, I watched a lot of Hollywood classics and admired Audery Hepburn. Now that I am in this profession, the list just keeps going. Like, for example, I admire Jaideep Ahlawat and enjoyed his work in Gangs Of Wasseypur.</p>.<p><strong>Are you open to shooting amid the ongoing COVID-19 crisis?</strong></p>.<p>I think, we should avoid resuming shoots right now as there is a lot of stress on the system. This is the time to be creative and shoot online. </p>
