Sudha is close to Sriti’s heart

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Updated At : 01:38 PM Jul 28, 2020 IST

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Some characters leave a lasting imprint on the actor. In case of Sriti Jha, who played Sudha in the show Jyoti in the initial days of her career, says Sudha’s character will remain closest to her forever.

While talking about her experience in Jyoti, Sriti says, “I always say, I would still give my right arm for that role. I think it is one of the best opportunities that I have received as an actor because it was written beautifully by Purnendu Shekhar. And the director Siddharth Sen Gupta made me an actor. I think I learnt to emote and feel an emotion after I worked in Jyoti. It was extremely challenging because I was fairly new to acting.”

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