Sheela Sharma, who is seen as Paree in Prateek Sharma and Parth Shah’s Studio LSD’s Pyar Ka Pehla Naam Radha Mohan, says her career has been just the way she wanted. She said, “My career journey so far has been as I envisioned it.”
“At times it has been satisfactory, while other times I felt that something more should have happened. You always feel that something better could have happened,” she added.
Sheela also believes that the passion within should never die. “You need to be ambitious and have the drive within you to reach your goals. Never give up, keep fighting, and move forward. Life has been a challenge for me, and the motivation must come from within. No one else will motivate you; it’s your life, and you must work for yourself. The drive must be within you,” she said.
She also grabs an opportunity as it comes. She feels that because of the unpredictable nature of the profession, one should never let go of any opportunity that comes their way.
“Everything is uncertain in our field, and nothing is predictable. Sometimes we don’t know our scenes, and sometimes the script changes at the last minute. When an opportunity arises, grab it. I never miss opportunities and give my best shot. If you feel something is right for you and your heart tells you to go for it, choose that. Trust your instincts and listen to your soul. I believe whatever happens is for the good, and I trust God. I’m religious and pray daily,” she said.
She also agrees that the environment on the set impacts an actor’s performance, and says, “Of course, the environment on the set must be good. This is where you need to perform, give your best, and be presentable. You must gel with your co-actors, respond to crew members, and be motivated to deliver your best performance without getting carried away.”
“Everyone is different, so stay mentally prepared, keep your cool, and be jovial. On the set of Radha Mohan, everyone is sweet and positive, and we look forward to working together. We vibe well, crack jokes, and sometimes sing together, making us happy. The feeling of satisfaction within you reflects on your performance,” Sheela ended.
