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Jayashree Venketaramanan: 'TV Left Me,' Actress Finds New Creative Avenues
11 Jul
Summary
- Actress Jayashree Venketaramanan feels television stopped offering her roles.
- She has transitioned to theatre, writing, and other creative pursuits.
- Jayashree is now preparing her first crowdfunded short film and a feature script.
Television roles have been scarce for actress Jayashree Venketaramanan in recent years. The actress, known for her role in 'Na Bole Tum Na Maine Kuch Kaha 2,' states that she never left television, but rather, 'TV left me.' Conversations and meetings did not result in work, prompting her to explore other creative outlets.
This career lull has pushed Jayashree towards new avenues, including theatre, commercials, and writing. She views her career as a broader creative journey, with acting remaining her primary focus. The shift to OTT platforms was challenging, marked by financial and emotional strain due to professional instability.
Encouraged by her husband, Jayashree has taken proactive steps to create her own opportunities. She has a feature film script ready and is developing her first crowdfunded short film. Recognizing the importance of visibility, she now embraces social media as an artist's resume to showcase her voice and niche.
