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Ashmita Bakshi Tackles Army Nurse Role in '108 Base Hospital'

Summary

  • Ashmita Bakshi portrays an Army nurse and Major in the show.
  • The series is inspired by Srinagar's 92 Base Hospital.
  • Actors trained with a doctor for realistic portrayal.
Ashmita Bakshi Tackles Army Nurse Role in '108 Base Hospital'

Ashmita Bakshi is stepping into a significant role as a nurse and Major in the television series '108 Base Hospital - Uri'. The show draws inspiration from the real-life setting of 92 Base Hospital in Srinagar, focusing on the experiences of Army doctors, nurses, and officers.

Bakshi, previously known for her work in films and web series, discussed the preparation involved. She and her co-stars received guidance from a doctor to accurately depict the protocols, body language, and specific skills required of nurses, including interactions with doctors and patient care during operations.

The actress also highlighted the practical aspects of her role, including minimal makeup and the distinct uniforms. Her portrayal emphasizes the disciplined posture of an Army Major alongside the compassionate and precise nature of a nurse, balancing professionalism with kindness.

'108 Base Hospital - Uri' is noted for its realistic, film-like format, diverging from typical daily soaps. The series aims to showcase the pressures faced by medical personnel treating injured soldiers while managing their personal lives, a concept Bakshi believes is a unique selling point.

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