EXCLUSIVE: Ridhi Dogra on The Married Woman: It’s story of love & acceptance of individuals over conditioning

As The Married Woman is set to premiere next month, Ridhi Dogra, who plays the lead role opened up about the show and her role in it.

Updated on Feb 27, 2021  |  10:17 AM IST |  581.2K
EXCLUSIVE: Ridhi Dogra on The Married Woman: It’s story of love & acceptance of individuals over conditioning
EXCLUSIVE: Ridhi Dogra on The Married Woman: It’s story of love & acceptance of individuals over conditioning

Ridhi Dogra, who has been one of the well known actresses in the telly world, has been creating a lot of buzz for her upcoming web show The Married Woman. Helmed by Sahir Raza, the show comes with progressive and path breaking content revolving around two women who end up falling in love and their choices in life. Interestingly, it is the first time that this topic has been shown through a woman’s perspective and it is, undoubtedly, grabbing a lot of attention.

Recently, Ridhi, who plays the role of Astha, opposite Monica Dogra opened up about The Married Woman and stated that it is a story of love and acceptance irrespective of their individuality. For the uninitiated, Ridhi plays the role of a married woman who isn’t really happy with her married life and is thinking of her choices and seeking happiness for herself. Talking about the same, the actress stated, “The Married Woman as a show is like a soft breeze. It's gentle and sensitive in handling Astha's emotions and also the various societal stereotypes and taboos. And I wish it's reflective of love and acceptance of the LGBT community because it is a story about love and acceptance of individuals over conditioning.”

Furthermore, the actress also opened on her preparation for the role and revealed that she did a lot of homework. “My character Astha is a working woman and a homemaker, takes care of the children as well as her work as a college professor. My homework was with my director Sahir and writer Jaya. We read the scenes again and again till I understood Astha and her world. Once on set, I portrayed her keeping in mind the many women I had and still see all around me. I'm from Delhi and I was a child of the 90's. I did trace back my memory to those times and years and tried to keep my performance authentic,” Ridhi was quoted saying.

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