Popular actress and social media star Anushka Sen will soon be seen in Zee TV’s upcoming show Apna Time Bhi Ayega. She talks about her role

Popular actress and social media star Anushka Sen will soon be seen playing the lead role of Rani in Zee TV’s upcoming show Apna Time Bhi Ayega.

You have crossed 10 million fans on social media. How do you manage to stay connected with them?

I am thankful to all my fans or as they call themselves ‘Anushkians’ for making us a family of over 10 million. It feels surreal to have received so much love from so many people out there and I am grateful to God for every single one of them. I keep experimenting with my looks, post pictures and keep my fans updated on some of the things. I also speak to them once in a while and keep connecting with them some way or the other.

Apna Time Bhi Ayega talks about discrimination on the basis of social standing and caste. What are your opinions on such crucial subjects?

One should be recognised for their hard work, knowledge and talent instead of his financial status, origin or background.

Tell us more about your character.

Rani is a bright girl. She has a degree in engineering. And even though some may be quick to dismiss great prospects or a bright future given her underprivileged background, she has always set goals for herself. The show will take us through Rani’s journey from her house in Uttar Pradesh to the palace of Jaipur which will be exciting and inspiring for all the viewers.

With new guidelines, how has been the shooting experience?

Only recently we started shooting on a full-fledged scale and I am really excited. We are following the guidelines and taking all precautions.

You are pursuing your graduation. How do you manage your studies and shoot together?

I just got admission in Mumbai University for pursuing my passion and that is BA in Filmography. It is a big thing for me. Currently we are not going to college due to the pandemic I attend all my classes from home.

How did you prepare for the role and how did you get the

Bihari accent?

I was born in Jharkhand and have most of my relatives living there. So, when I was approached for this role, I immediately reached out to my father to help me polish my accent. 

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