Meri Bhavya Life Star Prisha Dhatwalia: If My Audience Is Not Convinces, It Means I’m Lacking…

Prisha Dhatwalia, who is seen as Bhavya in Sunjoy Waddhwa's Meri Bhavya Life, which is produced under his banner Sphereorigins, made her debut in the entertainment industry with the TV show and stresses the need for positive feedback from the audience.

She said, "The feedback really matters because in the end, we are making the product for them only, right? I'm performing for them. And if my audience is not convinced, then it means I'm lacking somewhere as an actor. And when it comes to family, because they know you inside out, they're aware of your capabilities and your potential. When they say something, I try to take it positively and reflect it in my performance in future scenes."

But for someone who values the audience's feedback, she is least bothered about the social media trolls. She said, "The only way to deal with social media trolling is to not deal with it. This is something I'm very clear-headed about. I don't engage with trolls; I just block and report them. Sometimes, it does get to you, I feel. But for me, as someone who has always been on social media, who has been quite active, and who uses Instagram as a medium to voice her opinions, I'm not bothered at this point."

"I think I've set my boundaries very clearly, and I'm never off-guard on social media. However, if some comments keep becoming repetitive, I just block them because I know it's unnecessary hate, and I literally don't have time to deal with that. I only welcome positive thoughts, positivity, and constructive criticism in my life. So, I'm really not bothered at all," she added.

As for the show, she hinted that Bhavya is about to undergo a powerful transformation-one that echoes Prisha's own fearless voice. "I personally feel that's very badass because, after all the things she has been through in life, she is finally going to take a stand for herself, her husband, and her family. She will also try to bring everyone together," she said.

"It's like she'll break stereotypes and challenge patriarchy with her strong character. She will emerge as a very intelligent woman who is beyond what people see on the surface; her intelligence is unmatched. She knows what she wants, she goes for it, and she knows what's wrong and fights against it," Prisha ended.