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Being different: Kusha Kapila says she has mostly essayed extremely urban characters

Actress Kusha Kapila, who plays Chhaya in the coming-of-age drama series Dehati Ladke, shared how she has mostly essayed extremely urban characters. In this show, she has played a professor unlike her previous roles. She shared: “Chhaya is a liberal...

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Updated At : 02:39 PM Dec 30, 2023 IST

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Actress Kusha Kapila, who plays Chhaya in the coming-of-age drama series Dehati Ladke, shared how she has mostly essayed extremely urban characters. In this show, she has played a professor unlike her previous roles.

She shared: “Chhaya is a liberal and progressive woman, who is an assistant professor at Rajat’s university. She finds love in Rajat’s mentor, Prashant. Chhaya has a mind of her own; she is a strong-headed yet amicable person, and people find it easy to open up to her. Besides being progressive, she is also unafraid to make mistakes in life.”

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