Ayesha Singh, who became famous with the character of Sai in ‘Ghum Hai Kisi Ke Pyaar Mein’, is now seen in the show ‘Mannat’. Recently, she spoke to Dainik Bhaskar, in which she told about the new twist coming in the show. Along with this, she also told what challenges she had to face while playing this character. What new turn is going to come in Mannat’s journey of getting every happiness in her life? Shruti Maa has returned and her operation is now finally going to happen. But at this turn, a big price has to be paid. Sacrifice of love. This is the most difficult and emotional turn in Mannat’s life. Will Mannat stop hiding her emotions now or will she sacrifice love once again? Mannat hid her emotions till now because a condition was placed in front of her. But as the story progresses, she will realize that it is not easy to suppress her heart’s words. She may still hide her love, but her emotions will definitely be seen in her eyes and behavior. In this new track, Mannat will be seen taking a stand for herself? How challenging was it for you to play this change? This journey has been quite challenging. However, the good thing is that we have lived this journey. When we play a character, we do not just play it, but feel it completely. In such a situation, when a challenge is faced, there is satisfaction, but many questions also arise in the mind. On one hand there is a feeling of revenge, on the other hand it is a shock to know that the one who gave birth is trying to kill the mother who raised her. At the same time, the relationship with Vikrant is also on the verge of breaking. All this is a bit difficult, but an artist also enjoys these ups and downs. If you were Mannat in real life, would you also have taken the same decisions as Mannat? I think I am fine being Ayesha. I salute Mannat from my heart. If this character is inspired by someone’s real life, then I salute that person too. Although everyone faces difficulties in life, but if I were in a situation like Mannat, then except for a few decisions, I would probably have taken the same decisions as Mannat. What do you find most personal in Mannat’s character? I believe that Mannat’s character is made up of all our experiences and perhaps that is why it seems so real. Its struggle is exactly like real life. Like sometimes in life, we meet people like Harneet paaji, who have no blood relation with you, yet they are ready to do everything for you. At the same time, there are some people who are your own, blood relation, but when needed, they do not do anything for you. This journey of Mannat feels very personal and real to me. Is there any wish in your character and real life that you want to fulfill? My biggest wish is that the whole cast goes on a trip together. If the cast goes, then Mannat will also go and when Mannat goes, Ayesha will also go anyway. If this journey goes beyond onscreen and offscreen as well, then those moments will become memorable for life.
