Indira Krishna Ganga Mai Ki Betiyan: Though I connect to emotions very easily, the character demands high-voltage drama

Indira Krishna, who is currently seen in Ganga Mai Ki Betiyan, says her energy and approach to all her scenes remain the same no matter what new twists have been added to the show.

She said, "I have always maintained the same energy in every scene. The character of Durgavati is not a still character; she's on the move always, so there's pace with her performances and connectivity; therefore, the audience connects and awaits to see her crucial moments in crucial scenes."

"Every narrative turns and twists the character as per drama. Durgavati has a lot of drama and intensity with every character. The demand in performance is at ease with the impact of what the scene requires," she added.

She further stressed that she makes sure to stay connected with her character's journey. She said, "So the link in this character is always there. I approach scenes with undoubtedly immense screen presence and aura for Durgavati. And that I nailed from day one for this character. I made her relatable."

Indira also acknowledges the fact that storylines in daily shows have to be fast-moving, or else the audience would get bored, and to add her bit, she leaves a mystery with lines or action. She added, "One has to make it interesting for the scene to stay that long. Though I connect to emotions very easily, the character demands high-voltage drama. I perform with subtlety, and she has the dominance in all scenes."

She further stressed that her scene always has a revelation and high drama and added, "Along with that, it has a great revelation soon, which will push the show further with more pages to open. Viewers can expect what they were waiting for. I am excited too."

Overall, she called her character Durgavati a strategist. "She's deep, and even her silence is deep, and her words are very intimidating. She raises fear and even compassion, which the audience can never predict. She's unpredictable and authoritative. Fierce and commanding is what she is. A strong pillar of the show," Indira ended.