Actress Kirti Kulhari talks about her reasons why she wants to create more empathy for her onscreen characters rather than focussing on relating to them on a personal level.
Unlike a lot of her peers, actress Kirti Kulhari doesn바카라t want to relate to her onscreen characters, in order to make them seem more relatable to the audiences. Infact she 바카라doesn바카라t give a shit about바카라 it at all. The 36-year-old actress who has been part of popular Hindi-language films and web series including 바카라Pink바카라, 바카라Criminal Justice: Season 2바카라 and many others.
바카라I simply don바카라t want to do that, because it limits me. As a person, I have had a certain upbringing, and there바카라s a certain way I think about things. So, I can't even expand myself to a character, even if I want to, because that it is impossible to do,바카라 she says.
바카라For me every character is relatable. I know the fact that there is so much variety in this world. We are unique and relatable. No character is fictional. They can all exist. Relatability is not the criteria for me anymore,바카라 adds Kulhari, who was most recently seen in the web series 바카라Human바카라, currently streaming on Disney+Hostar.
That바카라s an extension of Kulhari in itself, since she believes that a way to be a more open society is to develop more empathy towards one another.
"Empathy is what I want to create for the character from the audiences, to make them human. I want to delve into emotions, of what has their life been like and basically what makes them that person for who they are. Most of us are not black or white. And that바카라s what I want to bring the stories. That this person is us, or is somebody we know,바카라 she says.
"The idea is to create through my characters a less judgemental and a more open society, and when we look at someone, maybe we should less judgemental about that. I create more space inside me to accept lot of things to accept the way they are,바카라 she signs off.