I am like Kavya, says Madalsa Sharma Chakraborty

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Updated At : 01:22 PM Sep 24, 2020 IST

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In the history of storytelling, the character of a second wife is always viewed as a negative, manipulative woman who wreaks havoc in the marriage of a couple. However, Madalsa Sharma Chakraborty redefined that with her portrayal of Kavya in producer Rajan Shahi’s show Anupamaa. The audience too welcomed this character as a breath of fresh air.

Being able to break the stereotype of a character is not an easy task but the talented actor has done the job well.

Says Madalsa, “I feel Kavya is a reflection of me in more ways than one. She is strong-willed yet vulnerable. She is ambitious yet she has family values. She stands for what is right and knows when something is wrong. That is why Kavya and I merged as one. Seeing Kavya get so much love from the audience makes me very happy.”

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