Anupamaa Star Milloni Kapadia On Playing Kinjal: Feel Truly Blessed To Be Part Of The DKP family

Milloni Kapadia, who is currently seen in Deepa Shahi and Rajan Shahi's Anupamaa, which is produced under their banner Shahi Productions Pvt Ltd., and Director's Kut Productions (DKP), shared that she loves her job and feels fortunate to be working with the production house.

She said, "I absolutely love my job! Every time I receive my call time, it instantly lifts my mood. My mornings begin with spiritual meditation mantras, and as everyone enters the room, there's an energy of devotion that fills the air. We work in peaceful silence, allowing the power of the mantras to guide us, while the morning Aartis play on set, grounding everyone in a sense of purpose and connection to the divine."

"I must say, our directors truly create a fun and light-hearted atmosphere, making the filming process something we all genuinely enjoy. The entire DKP team is incredibly passionate, and it's evident in how each department pours their heart into creating this beautiful show. I feel truly blessed to be part of the DKP family, where every day is a chance to contribute to something truly special," she added.

While she mentioned that every moment has the power to influence the energy on set, she stressed that the creators have set the perfect tone, keeping the atmosphere fun, light, and positive.

She said, "Our entire cast and crew operate in perfect harmony, all working toward the same goal: creating something great. And that passion is what translates so beautifully on screen."

"I feel so grateful to be part of a team that is not only talented but truly invested in their craft. This is exactly what I've always hoped for-doing meaningful work with a group of incredible people," she added.

Milloni also stressed that it is important to build a strong relationship with fellow actors off-screen as well as on-screen. She said, "It truly reflects in the final performance. Every day, we have a big table set up for lunch, where all the actors come together to share a meal."

"It's like a school lunch break where everyone brings their dabbas, and we all dig in, sharing food and stories. It's become a daily tradition, almost like a mini-party, and it's where we really get to know each other, strengthening our bonds off-screen, which ultimately translates into a much more natural and connected on-screen dynamic," she added.

Sharing her thoughts on the production house, she said that clear communication is DKP's USP, as it ensures that every team member understands what is expected of them.

"When we have a strong grasp of our character and its development arc, we can portray it more effectively. Additionally, receiving constructive feedback from our directors and creatives enhances our understanding of the scene, allowing us to perform at our best," Milloni ended.