Malika R Ghai is excited to embrace her Punjabi roots with ‘Ik Kudi Punjab Di’

Malika R Ghai is happy to embrace her Punjabi roots with ‘Ik Kudi Punjab Di’

For Malika R Ghai, a seasoned actress with an intensive portfolio, taking part in a Punjabi character within the Hindi tv sequence “Ik Kudi Punjab Di” is a crucial and thrilling milestone. Punjab-born Malika expressed her happiness at lastly getting the chance to painting a personality deeply rooted in Punjabi tradition, a departure from her earlier roles spanning completely different linguistic and cultural backgrounds.

Talking about it in a current interview, Malika mentioned, “In the last decade, I have played characters from different regions of the country, except my home state Punjab. The irony is that I have spoken dialogues in almost every language except my mother tongue.” She explains that regardless of taking part in characters in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and even taking part in a Bengali character in her final present “Maitri”, it’s particularly thrilling to play a personality in her mom tongue. Malika believes that being accustomed to Punjabi tradition would improve her efficiency, making it comparatively simpler than taking part in characters set in different states, the place she needed to undertake numerous nuances and get the tone proper.

In “Ik Kudi Punjab Di”, Malika R Ghai performs the mother-in-law of the protagonist Heer (Tanisha Mehta). Talking about her character she says, “My character is strong and multi-coloured. She appears sophisticated but inside she is corrupt and gets her work done by any means. I consider this role one of the best since my return to television and I believe it will set a benchmark for my career.”

Acknowledging the restricted alternatives for versatility on tv, Maleka emphasizes her dedication to avoiding monotony by intentionally selecting roles that differ from her earlier roles. Despite typically being supplied maternal roles with restricted character graph, Maleeka strives to diversify her portfolio by taking part in each optimistic and unfavourable characters. She concludes, “I have played both positive and negative characters, but I prefer to do negative roles or comedy roles.” She explains that this deliberate alternative retains her busy and as an actor.