Additi - an intelligent actor - Page 2

She displays everything, every single emotion so naturally, that it always makes me go wide-eyed at how she does it. I loved her, from the very beginning. Heer's character is a very soft and subtle one, one that never spoke if not told to, one who had so much respect for her elders and the people around her, that even if something wrong was happening or being said, she still wouldnt speak up against them. For a character like that, she never had huge dialogues, and could only express with her eyes. And she did that perfectly.

Itz amazing how, when she is angry, you can see the anger flash in her eyes even before she starts talking or yelling. And when she cries, its just soo...real. Honestly, I have NEVER in my life cried while watching tv, but everytime Heer cries, I feel myself slowly melting, wanting to cry with her...shes that real. It just feels as if, Additi is really feeling all that, really going through those situations and really crying.

Another thing I really like about her is, she seems to understand her co-stars really well. In any scene, with any actor, it never comes across as if she is leading the opposite person through the scene, but more like she is moving through the scene along with other actor. It happens very often, that when two actors are enacting a scene, it ends up feeling as if they are both fighting a war about who will be the winner, and who will be the hero at the end of the scene. But here she is, actually giving a lot of space to her co-stars. I have personally felt that, without the best dialogues in a scene, without the camera focusing on her as much as the other actors, she actually manages to come out as the dark horse in all her scenes. 

Heer Mann doesnt exist, Additi Gupta brings her to life everyday at 8:30pm on our television....and yet she is still so alive, and that is thanks to Additi.

I am really in awe of this girl, and she deifinitely inspres me. Hats off Additi!

 

esha