Actress Bhagyashree Limaye enthralled the audience with her latest venture Munjya. In an exclusive interaction with The Pioneer, she discusses the film and her adolescent drama, Sisterhood.
SHIKHA DUGGAL
We witnessed a movie like Munjya embrace a timeless story, bringing viewers into a world of myth, legend and cultural heritage. In fact, industry insiders also credit this trend to a number of persuasive factors. And then there’s the actress Bhagyashree Limaye, who is enthralled by the same film. Munjya’s timeless appeal and profound cultural depth are because, in her opinion, these stories—which have been passed down through the generations—are profoundly ingrained in the nation’s cultural consciousness as well as the audience’s attraction.
We immediately spoke with the Arranged Patchup fame, who is still soaking in the success of her most recent stint after she gave a smash like Munjya. “It feels undoubtedly lucky to be involved in a large-scale, successful endeavour. It clearly gives you an advantage and highlights your part. The hustle, in my opinion, never truly ends. It doesn’t follow that things will be simple for you just because you worked on a successful project. Every project has a particular set of requirements and presents new problems. To determine if you fit for any new role, you must put yourself to the test.”
She is thrilled to be a part of Munjya, but she is unsure how this accomplishment will affect her future career. She believes that the struggle and the learning process will never go away, despite this success. Regardless of prior achievements, the industry will always require auditions and look tests. That is her perspective! The supporting actress goes on, “It was a really simple and seamless experience to play Rukku in Munjya. The locations and filming in Konkan were breathtaking. We would all unwind on site together after shooting. Off set, we had a fantastic bond as well.”
