​Pishachini actress Nyrraa M Banerji shares her childhood Holi memories, says 'We would apply tikka and lift loved ones playfully'​

Actress Nyrraa M Banerji recently opened up about childhood Holi memories. In a candid conversation with ETimes TV, Nyrraa offered glimpses into her acting journey, the challenges she faced, and her aspirations for the future.

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Nyrraa candidly shared both the joyous and challenging aspects. She reminisced, "Some of the memories were pretty bad because in my building, you know, the kids used to throw eggs on each other and grease on each other." Despite these hurdles, she highlighted the cherished moments spent with family, indulging in traditional rituals like applying tikka and lifting loved ones playfully.

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Nyrraa emphasized the importance of embodying diverse characters with depth and vibrancy. She stated, "Getting into the skin of the character is more important and making that character more vibrant if the character demands vibrance in it."

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Nyrraa shed light on the unique preparations she undertook to portray a spirit character convincingly. She described her approach to embodying a spirit devoid of physical form, focusing on fluid body language and a determined demeanour.

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Nyrraa shared fond memories of her debut film "Aambala" alongside actor Vishal. Despite the differences between Tamil and Hindi industries in terms of working styles and audience preferences, Nyrraa emphasized the importance of understanding the audience and tapping into the right emotions to create compelling performances.

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She expressed her aspirations to explore a diverse range of roles, including portraying professionals like a cop, lawyer, or doctor, showcasing her versatility as an actress.

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