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OTT Boldness: Eisha Singh Defends Realism on Screen
18 Jul
Summary
- Eisha Singh believes bold content and language on OTT reflect reality.
- She notes similar language is used on shows like Bigg Boss but edited.
- The actress feels OTT platforms offer more creative freedom than TV.

Eisha Singh, currently featured in the daily soap *Juhi Mui*, recently commented on the increasing use of bold content and explicit language on Over-The-Top (OTT) streaming platforms. She asserts that these elements, often seen in shows like 'Lock Upp' and 'Alliance,' are indicative of reality, as people frequently communicate in such a manner in everyday life.
Singh highlighted that while certain language might be present in shows like 'Bigg Boss,' it is often subjected to editing and beeping for broadcast television. She further explained that OTT services grant creators more artistic liberty, enabling them to depict characters and situations in a more authentic and lifelike fashion.
This freedom, according to Singh, allows for a departure from idealized portrayals, acknowledging that individuals are not always 'saints' and that on-screen personas can differ significantly from real-life behavior. The actress noted that the popularity and viewership of shows like 'Lock Upp' and 'Bigg Boss' demonstrate audience acceptance of this realistic approach on OTT platforms, where restrictions are minimal.
In her current role on 'Juhi Mui,' Singh portrays a character navigating grief after the loss of her father, while dealing with the challenges of being an autistic woman in a world that often misunderstands her.