Shilpa on her present being referred to as an affordable rip-off of Vampire Diaries: We don’t even have the bandwidth to match the standard

Stating that it’s not doable to match as much as what’s taking place aboard, she goes on to elucidate, “We don’t even have the bandwidth to match the quality, so how can we even compare the two shows. This is a daily soap because and everything here is cut to cut. When I reached the set for the first time, even I was surprised to learn that they are shooting for 17-18 hours every day.”

On whether or not present runners in India ought to give attention to what they’re good at as a substitute of copying the West, Shilpa says that’s the most secure finest, however everybody feels it’s price giving it a shot. “I think it’s the ‘what if’ that keeps everybody going in the industry. Who would have thought that a show on dayans and naagins would do so well in today’s time. It was a surprise that people indeed accepted such characters. So, who knows what works,” she cites an instance.

The Tere Liye actor remembers when somebody requested her to play the character of Vish Kanya and her response to it was, ‘Are you mad. Kya kar loge tum isse?’

Nonetheless, she nonetheless went forward and did it as a result of it was one thing she had by no means performed earlier than. “Either it would have turned out to be nice or I would made a complete fool of myself. But I was fine both ways because it was worth trying. Rest, I believe every show comes with it’s own destiny,” she tells us.

Additional defending how no maker embarks on a journey to create a flop present that’s trolled by 1000’s, Agnihotri provides, “If tomorrow, I wish to recreate Grey’s Anatomy, as a producer I might have certain ideas and expectations regarding the show. But everything sort of changes when you start the ground work. Once the channel has approved the project, makers have to get verifications, look into what the audience want and what they don’t, wahan se aate aate everything changes. Kya soch kar nikalte hain, aur kya banne lagta hai and finally kya banta hai, uss mein most of the time bohot difference hota hai.”

Moreover, recalling how the identical has occurred previously along with her, the 40-year-old actor shares, “A story was narrated to us but at commencement, it was something different. While shooting it, it began to change a little more and after we were on air and had given two episodes, everything changes because everyone has suggestions for improvement ki ‘aisa krenge toh better lgega.’ That’s how TV works. I don’t think there is much of space for creativity here. I also understand that you or me would not be the kind of people who watch TV but I am pretty sure there must be good shows happening even now because producers are constantly trying to bring out something new,” she ends.