Exclusive - Udne Ki Aasha's Puru Chhiber on navigating drama and emotion: says 'Tejas is fun, flawed and real'
Udne Ki Aasha has drawn viewers in with its secrets, emotional confrontations, and surprises. At the center is Tejas, played by Puru Chhiber, who talks about what it’s like to portray such a complex character.
Puru says he has gotten to know Tejas naturally over time. “When you play a character for a long time, you begin to understand their perspective instinctively. Tejas is fun, a little naive at times, yet emotionally aware. He’s a mix of contradictions, and that’s what makes him interesting,” he says.
The current storyline, focused on truth, trust, and betrayal, has taken every character into intense emotional moments. Puru feels this is the most important phase of the show so far. “Since the beginning, the story has been building towards this point. When I watched the recent episode, even I felt excited as an audience. I’m confident viewers will connect with it in a big way,” he adds.
For actors, handling intense scenes can be challenging. Puru pointed out the importance of being prepared. “As an actor, you have to be ready for everything, whether it’s high drama or subtle, everyday moments. The key is to stay present in the scene and respond truthfully to the situation.”
This is an important part, especially in a show which is about emotional depth. “That’s part of our job. If you understand your craft, you naturally find the right balance between heightened drama and believable performance,” he explains.
Reflecting on the current themes, Puru says they are universal. “Trust, truth, and betrayal are part of life. Everyone experiences them at some point, which is why audiences connect so strongly with these stories.”
As the story reaches a turning point, Udne Ki Aasha continues to keep viewers engaged, and Puru Chhiber’s performance as Tejas stands out as a highlight of the show’s emotional core.
Puru says he has gotten to know Tejas naturally over time. “When you play a character for a long time, you begin to understand their perspective instinctively. Tejas is fun, a little naive at times, yet emotionally aware. He’s a mix of contradictions, and that’s what makes him interesting,” he says.
The current storyline, focused on truth, trust, and betrayal, has taken every character into intense emotional moments. Puru feels this is the most important phase of the show so far. “Since the beginning, the story has been building towards this point. When I watched the recent episode, even I felt excited as an audience. I’m confident viewers will connect with it in a big way,” he adds.
For actors, handling intense scenes can be challenging. Puru pointed out the importance of being prepared. “As an actor, you have to be ready for everything, whether it’s high drama or subtle, everyday moments. The key is to stay present in the scene and respond truthfully to the situation.”
This is an important part, especially in a show which is about emotional depth. “That’s part of our job. If you understand your craft, you naturally find the right balance between heightened drama and believable performance,” he explains.
Reflecting on the current themes, Puru says they are universal. “Trust, truth, and betrayal are part of life. Everyone experiences them at some point, which is why audiences connect so strongly with these stories.”
As the story reaches a turning point, Udne Ki Aasha continues to keep viewers engaged, and Puru Chhiber’s performance as Tejas stands out as a highlight of the show’s emotional core.
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