<p>Actress Priyanka Bose, best known for her role in the Dev Patel starrer <em>Lion</em>, says she had a wonderful experience working with ace actor Adil Hussain in Prakash Jha’s <em>Pareeksha</em>. She also makes it clear that she has no problems with the film releasing directly on Zee5 even though digital-only premiere is not a substitute for the FDFS experience.</p>.<p>(Edited excerpts from an interview with <em>DH</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Also Read</strong>: <strong><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/entertainment/newcomers-must-enjoy-the-process-of-acting-not-aim-for-fame-or-money-adil-hussain-870125.html" target="_blank">Newcomers must enjoy the process of acting, not aim for fame or money: Adil Hussain</a></strong><br /><br /><strong>How was the experience of working with Adil Hussain?</strong></p>.<p>Working with Adil is always a pleasant experience as I can bounce my energy off him. The whole experience is a special one.</p>.<p><strong>What encouraged you to take up <em>Pareeksha</em>?</strong></p>.<p>I play a rickshaw wallah’s wife in the movie. <em>Pareeksha </em>revolves around what happens when the family tries to get their child admitted into an English medium school. I am a fan of Prakash Jha’s work and liked the narration.</p>.<p><strong>How did you prepare for the role?</strong></p>.<p>The main challenge was to get the language right. I had to put in the effort as I am an English-speaking woman. Mr Jha helped me in this front. I also tried to keep the performance as real and grounded as possible</p>.<p><strong>What is your take on the film releasing directly on a streaming platform?</strong></p>.<p>I don’t mind it but First Day First Show (FDFS) offers a different type of excitement, which is missing here. However, an OTT release gives a good reach and ensures that a film like <em>Pareeksha </em>does not get lost in the Bollywood bandwagon.</p>.<p><strong>How have you been keeping busy amid the lockdown?</strong></p>.<p>My home needs a lot of work and my daughter has rejected the concept of online learning. We (mother and daughter) are being creative together. On a lighter note, I am getting a bit bored and doing soul-searching.</p>.<p><strong>What keeps you going during difficult times?</strong></p>.<p>I have a strong emotional system in the form of my family. Focusing on them goes a long way in releasing anxiety.</p>
<p>Actress Priyanka Bose, best known for her role in the Dev Patel starrer <em>Lion</em>, says she had a wonderful experience working with ace actor Adil Hussain in Prakash Jha’s <em>Pareeksha</em>. She also makes it clear that she has no problems with the film releasing directly on Zee5 even though digital-only premiere is not a substitute for the FDFS experience.</p>.<p>(Edited excerpts from an interview with <em>DH</em>)</p>.<p><strong>Also Read</strong>: <strong><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/entertainment/newcomers-must-enjoy-the-process-of-acting-not-aim-for-fame-or-money-adil-hussain-870125.html" target="_blank">Newcomers must enjoy the process of acting, not aim for fame or money: Adil Hussain</a></strong><br /><br /><strong>How was the experience of working with Adil Hussain?</strong></p>.<p>Working with Adil is always a pleasant experience as I can bounce my energy off him. The whole experience is a special one.</p>.<p><strong>What encouraged you to take up <em>Pareeksha</em>?</strong></p>.<p>I play a rickshaw wallah’s wife in the movie. <em>Pareeksha </em>revolves around what happens when the family tries to get their child admitted into an English medium school. I am a fan of Prakash Jha’s work and liked the narration.</p>.<p><strong>How did you prepare for the role?</strong></p>.<p>The main challenge was to get the language right. I had to put in the effort as I am an English-speaking woman. Mr Jha helped me in this front. I also tried to keep the performance as real and grounded as possible</p>.<p><strong>What is your take on the film releasing directly on a streaming platform?</strong></p>.<p>I don’t mind it but First Day First Show (FDFS) offers a different type of excitement, which is missing here. However, an OTT release gives a good reach and ensures that a film like <em>Pareeksha </em>does not get lost in the Bollywood bandwagon.</p>.<p><strong>How have you been keeping busy amid the lockdown?</strong></p>.<p>My home needs a lot of work and my daughter has rejected the concept of online learning. We (mother and daughter) are being creative together. On a lighter note, I am getting a bit bored and doing soul-searching.</p>.<p><strong>What keeps you going during difficult times?</strong></p>.<p>I have a strong emotional system in the form of my family. Focusing on them goes a long way in releasing anxiety.</p>
