Television
actress
Chandni
Sharma
aka
Ishani
Raisinghania
of
Ishq
Mein
Marjawan
2,
is
all
set
to
essay
her
first
lead
role
in
the
upcoming
Sony
TV
show
Kaamna.
"My
ambitious
and
aspirational
housewife
character
Akanksha
is
poles
apart
from
my
glamourous,
larger-than-life
negative
Ishq
Mein
Marjawan
avatar," says
Chandni
in
an
exclusive
chat
with
Filmibeat.
Here
she
clarifies
that
Akanksha
is
not
selfish
"but
rather
someone
who
wants
a
better
life
for
her
and
her
family,
and
there
is
nothing
wrong
with
that.
Plus,
she
wants
to
achieve
all
that
in
a
very
legit
Indian
way."
"Our
show
will
make
a
mark
because
it
is
not
your
regular
joint
family
drama
loaded
with
conspiracies.
Rather
we
have
a
small
set-up
of
husband,
wife
and
child.
Going
against
the
saas-bahu
crest
makes
better
sense
for
those
who
like
it
have
myriad
options
anyway.
Also,
Kaamna
will
rekindle
the
aspirations
of
many
married
women,
who
had
given
up
their
identities
for
the
sake
of
their
husbands
and
kids."
Where
will
the
conflict
stem
from
then,
we
ask.
"The
differing
ideologies
of
both
husband
(Abhishek
Rawat)
and
wife
will
lead
to
drama,
yet
how
both
reconcile
will
be
interesting
to
watch," replies
Chandni.
"Ishq
Mein
Marjawan
2
fans
who
have
seen
the
promo
cannot
recognise
me
as
someone
making
parathas,
which
is
a
significant
achievement
for
me
as
an
actor.
And
the
best
part
is
that
my
other
show
has
wrapped
up
barely
three
months
back,"
says
the
actress.
One
big
challenge
for
Chandni
in
the
show
was
to
always
wear
a
saree.
"For
someone
usually
dressed
in
shorts
and
tank
tops,
always
keeping
the
pallu
in
place
is
a
task.
I
have
tripped
on
it
a
few
times,
and
it
has
come
in
the
way
of
others
as
well.
But
then
I
am
learning!" she
quips.
Looking
ahead,
she
is
game
for
big-ticket
web
series.
"Going
bold
or
not
for
a
web
series
is
secondary
to
what
I
am
doing
on
screen,"
she
says.
Apart
from
fiction
she
would
also
love
to
try
her
hand
at
reality
shows
like
Khatron
Ke
Khiladi
and
Bigg
Boss.
She
says,
"Although
I
have
not
checked
out
the
current
season
of
the
Salman
Khan
hosted
Bigg
Boss,
I
generally
feel
that
today's
audience
is
quite
intelligent
enough
to
distinguish
between
those
who
scream
when
needed
to
defend
their
honour
from
just
the
attention-seeking
bellowers
among
the
contestants.
No
wonder,
Bigg
Boss
winners
are
the
more
sensible,
balanced
contestants
like
Gauhar
Khan
and
Juhi
Parmar,
etc."