Theatre offered me a lot of learnings to become a good actor: Neha Joshi


By Rajesh Ahuja

Actress Neha Joshi, who is grabbing attention of viewers as Yashoda in the television show Doosri Maa on &TV,  says that theatre offered her a lot of learnings to  become a good actor.

On the occasion of World Theatre Day,  Neha Joshi said that Theatre is like an oxygen for her.

  Neha Joshi said that if one needs to grow as an actor,  one must keep themselves associated with  theatre.


Actress Neha Joshi said that Theatre offered her a lot of learnings to become an actor 





"My parents are theatre artists. In my growing years, I have not just seen them perform on stage but have also learned a lot about acting from them. I remember one incident when I was about four or five years old. I had gone to witness a play that my mother and two of her friends were developing for children, and that day some kids didn't show up, so my mother made me stand there instead. I started crying and telling her, 'Mujhe yahan nahi khade hona. Main kabhi stage par acting nahi karungi'.

But she somehow managed to convince me, and today, theatre is like oxygen to me. I start to feel suffocated if I don't get time to be on stage. I am a theatre graduate and make sure to be part of plays always. People will not believe it, but I have turned down many TV commercials and films because I have commitments with theatres,'she said.

Sharing her journey from theatre to television, the actress  said, 'I started my career with the Marathi stage drama ‘Kshan Ek Pure’, which landed me a television show and later films. Theatre offered me a lot of learnings to become a good actor. I still take theatre workshops because I believe that if you want to grow as an actor, you must keep yourself associated with theatre. It is the best medium to learn and explore your acting skills.'

Neha Joshi is cure grabbing eyeballs as Yashoda in Doosri Maa,  being telecast on &TV  from Monday to Friday at 8 pm.

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