<p>Actor Harshita Gaur, who impressed fans with her performance in<em> Mirzapur 2</em>, wants the third season of the Amazon Prime Video-backed web series to ‘touch more hearts’. Speaking to <em>DH</em>, she says those associated with the show are like her family as she had a wonderful time working with them.</p>.<p>“I want it to be more watch-worthy so that more people like it,” she adds</p>.<p>Harshita played the role of Ali Fazal’s sister in <em>Mirzapur 2</em> and got ample scope to showcase her abilities as a performer. Her scenes with Priyanshu ‘Robin’ Painyuli made an impact, adding a new dimension to the show.</p>.<p><strong>Also read: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/entertainment/dh-talkies/mirzapur-2-series-review-amazon-prime-video-original-hits-the-right-notes-907261.html" target="_blank">'Mirzapur 2' series review: Amazon Prime Video original hits the right notes</a></strong></p>.<p>Harshita says that the ‘OTT revolution’ has redefined the tenets of the entertainment industry, helping actors get more work.</p>.<p>“Initially, the choice was between TV and films. Now, with the rise of OTT, there are more opportunities for everyone. A lot of people are actually consuming content on the web,” she says.</p>.<p>Harshita recently shot for music composer Rohchak Kohli’s music video <em>Yeh Dil</em> in Manali. She says that she had a ‘fabulous time’ reconnecting with the city while working on the single. "I used to visit Manali as a kid so shooting there was a nostalgic experience. I enjoyed myself and even did paragliding," says Harshita.</p>.<p>She says that Rohchak is a ‘nice’ person who composes ‘great music’. “I interacted with him a lot and we (the team) drove to Manali in his car,” adds Harshita.</p>.<p>Harshita feels that she was interested in acting even as a child and always wanted to be a professional actor. “I was into dance and theatre right from the beginning. So, the interest (inclination) towards acting was always there,” she says.</p>.<p>Unlike some of her contemporaries, Harshita did not face too many difficulties in getting a break as she came to Mumbai with work in hand. “I did not have a pre-break struggle as I came to Mumbai with work in hand. The journey (struggle) actually started after I did (my first TV show) <em>Saddahaq</em>,” she adds.</p>
<p>Actor Harshita Gaur, who impressed fans with her performance in<em> Mirzapur 2</em>, wants the third season of the Amazon Prime Video-backed web series to ‘touch more hearts’. Speaking to <em>DH</em>, she says those associated with the show are like her family as she had a wonderful time working with them.</p>.<p>“I want it to be more watch-worthy so that more people like it,” she adds</p>.<p>Harshita played the role of Ali Fazal’s sister in <em>Mirzapur 2</em> and got ample scope to showcase her abilities as a performer. Her scenes with Priyanshu ‘Robin’ Painyuli made an impact, adding a new dimension to the show.</p>.<p><strong>Also read: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/entertainment/dh-talkies/mirzapur-2-series-review-amazon-prime-video-original-hits-the-right-notes-907261.html" target="_blank">'Mirzapur 2' series review: Amazon Prime Video original hits the right notes</a></strong></p>.<p>Harshita says that the ‘OTT revolution’ has redefined the tenets of the entertainment industry, helping actors get more work.</p>.<p>“Initially, the choice was between TV and films. Now, with the rise of OTT, there are more opportunities for everyone. A lot of people are actually consuming content on the web,” she says.</p>.<p>Harshita recently shot for music composer Rohchak Kohli’s music video <em>Yeh Dil</em> in Manali. She says that she had a ‘fabulous time’ reconnecting with the city while working on the single. "I used to visit Manali as a kid so shooting there was a nostalgic experience. I enjoyed myself and even did paragliding," says Harshita.</p>.<p>She says that Rohchak is a ‘nice’ person who composes ‘great music’. “I interacted with him a lot and we (the team) drove to Manali in his car,” adds Harshita.</p>.<p>Harshita feels that she was interested in acting even as a child and always wanted to be a professional actor. “I was into dance and theatre right from the beginning. So, the interest (inclination) towards acting was always there,” she says.</p>.<p>Unlike some of her contemporaries, Harshita did not face too many difficulties in getting a break as she came to Mumbai with work in hand. “I did not have a pre-break struggle as I came to Mumbai with work in hand. The journey (struggle) actually started after I did (my first TV show) <em>Saddahaq</em>,” she adds.</p>
