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Bhagyashree's Jijabai Portrayal Demands Perfection
17 May
Summary
- Bhagyashree felt immense responsibility playing Rajmata Jijabai.
- She focused on grace, strength, and serenity in her portrayal.
- Bhagyashree highlighted ageism faced by actresses over 50.
Actress Bhagyashree embraced the profound responsibility of portraying Rajmata Jijabai in the film Raja Shivaji. She aimed to embody the historical figure's grace, strength, and serenity with meticulous precision.
Mastering the authentic Marathi dialect was crucial, with coach Ketki's assistance proving invaluable. Bhagyashree noted the difference between colloquial Mumbai Marathi and the film's requirement.
Reflecting on industry disparities, Bhagyashree pointed out the prevalence of stereotypical roles for actresses over 50, contrasting with continuing lead roles for older male actors. She advocates for compelling, narrative-driving characters.
Bhagyashree will next appear in a special role in The Great Grand Superhero alongside Jackie Shroff, a collaboration she eagerly anticipated for its connection with children and the chance to work with Shroff.
