Tv Talk.

Anup Soni can't be satisfied with any work other than acting

At present, Anup Soni is not managing Crime Patrol. But his interest in the subject is intact. That’s why he recently took a ‘Crime Scene Investigation’ course. "I was already interested in this subject before I hosted 'Crime Patrol'," Anup said. But during the management of this show I read about it and tried to understand the nature of crime. I found out about this course during the lockdown. Since it was a short term course I completed it with another project of my acting. Although I believe that serial-show-film creators are very interested in this subject, they should not present it in such a way as to increase the importance of crime.

In my opinion, it should be presented in such a way that the message goes to the perpetrators that if they commit any crime, they will be punished severely. However, Anup Soni is most interested in acting. He says I didn’t come into the acting field by accident. I was married to her and still am today. I did all the hosting work. I would also say to budding artists that if you have a passion for acting, you can last longer if you focus only on your art instead of the success behind it. Yes, there will be ups and downs. But it will not be permanent.

Anita Kanwal returns to the small screen in two years

Veteran actress Anita Kanwal is returning to the small screen after a gap of two years. He says that TV. It was very difficult to work the way the industry was working. Shooting for 12-12 hours every day is not a game to eat. As artists we worked this way for years, but now the scenario has changed. Now the work of serials is done in a more systematic way. As many as 150 TVs. Anita, who is working on, further says that the stories of mother-in-law and daughter-in-law have been presented to us the most. But in the 80's, the episodes were written in advance and it had a good bank. But now that the ratings are coming in every week, the authors will immediately change the track that caused the rating to go down.

In such a situation, there is no question of banning Zaza episodes. Of course, the practice of rating was still there. But it was given every month. So the writers would have time to think about how to move the story forward and the episodes could also be banked. Many problems can be solved if this method is adopted even today. In my opinion even a hundred of limited (scheduled) episodes can work well. Moreover previously there was a multicamera setup. I shot 'Peace' on a multicamera. But now that a single camera is being used, Zazo takes time to work.

Mithila Palkar is to open an ashram for the elderly living in miserable conditions

The Corona epidemic has completely changed people's lives. Somewhere someone has become completely insensitive while the sea of ​​compassion has started to rise within some people. Among such people is Mithila Palkar, who says that my heart melts when I watch videos of elderly parents abandoned by their children. I just don't understand how one can put one's parents on the road. Our parents take care of us when we are young. And they need our care as they get older.

I should not let my parents or grandparents get hurt. I want to open an old age home for the elderly living in miserable conditions. Of course, it will still take a long time. I will be associated with a voluntary organization running this type of ashram to learn how to run and run it. Then I will start my work. I also want to help people with Alzheimer's and dementia.

Not just acting: Smita Bansal

Actress Smita Bansal, who has won the hearts of viewers with her performances in a number of serials, is worried about young actors. He says the epidemic has put some artists in financial trouble. But I believe that young aspiring artists must have some other plan to make money. He must first complete his studies. He should not rely only on the income of the acting sector. He further says that the theater has been most affected during the epidemic. Now it is also difficult to imagine when the field will sit again.