Aashriya Mishra Aka Chutki In Chota Bheem Draws Inspiration From Bollywood Diva Nora Fatehi - Exclusive

Actress Aashriya Mishra, who earned immense popularity after featuring as Chutki in Chota Bheem. And earlier she was part of TV shows like Choti Sardarni and Namak Issk Ka recalls about her acting debut.

She said, "I was always an active child and loved posing whenever a camera was around. Everyone who see me would suggest my mom about enrolling me in modeling or acting classes, but my mom wasn't familiar with those opportunities at the time. Then, I remember walking the ramp as a showstopper for a renowned designer at the age of 6 and I completely nailed it. Some media people were present at that event, and soon after, we received a call for Choti Sardarni. From there, I went on to do several ads and even a movie. That's how my acting journey began. I'm enjoying it and thankful to my parents for helping me out."

Revealing about her inspiration in the industry. She continued, "My inspiration comes from actors who didn't come from industry backgrounds but worked incredibly hard to become successful like Raj Kumar Rao sir, Vicky Kaushal sir, Anupam Sir and Pankaj Tripathi Sir. Mukesh Chhabra Sir also constantly motivates me to give my best. Now, I truly believe that hard work is the greatest key to success."

Aashriya enjoys following Actress Nora Fatehi. She admits, "Since I was young, I'm one among the biggest admire of Nora Fatehi, I most of the time enjoy dancing to her songs and watching her videos. I didn't even know about her or actors back then. But now when I'm shooting and working with different actors, I gradually got to know them, and now I'm familiar with many."

Talking about kind of roles she enjoys playing. The actress shared, "I love taking on all kinds of roles and aspires to be a versatile actor. I enjoy doing emotional scenes and take them very seriously. Once the shot is done, I smile and goes right back to real me who is very playful. Acting brings me joy, and I'm eager to explore even more in this field."