Isha Malviya on working with Gauahar Khan in Lovely Lolla

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:47 AM Mar 01, 2025 IST

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Isha Malviya, who has already won much love in the past episodes of Ravi Dubey and Sargun Mehta’s Lovely Lolla, is all set to captivate audiences once again. The show, packed with drama, emotions and unexpected twists, promises an engaging ride for viewers. Speaking about working alongside another female lead, Gauahar Khan, in the project, she shared how their bond was instant, “On the very first day, it just clicked with both of us.”

Isha’s character, Lovely, is a stark contrast to her real personality. “Lovely is the complete opposite of me. She is kind-hearted, giving and subtle, whereas Lolla is all about glamour.”

When asked about the most exciting part of playing Lovely, she revealed, “The mother-daughter clashes and the love triangle were the most fun to shoot. It’s a mix of comedy, drama and deep emotions.”

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