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"I'll be anchoring Zee Rishtey Awards. I'm not sure, but
Rakesh Bapat may anchor with me. I've never do anchoring before so am
feeling a little nervous. I'm grateful that the people from Zee roped me
in and I'll try to do justice to the work assigned to me," says
Aanchal.
So what is easier, anchoring or acting? "Definitely for me acting is
easier than anchoring. While anchoring you have to relate with the
audience and hold them enthralled with your talk. At the same time you
have to keep your speech short and sensible so the masses don't get
bored. Sometimes, from the tension, you may end up making a fool of
yourself. That's a world away from acting in serials, where you are
provided with the script and there are retakes," she quips.
Beside Saat Phere, is there anything else in pipeline? "I don't
receive offers. People think I'm very busy with my show. I'm glad to be a
part of Saat Phere and I'm enjoying my stint but also open for other
kinds of roles. I would really like to try my hands on reality TV, if
offered," says Aanchal with lots of hope.
Are any producers out there listening?
"I don't believe in any particular religion" Aanchal Dwivedi
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are times in all our lives, when we desire the need for divine
intervention; times, when life refuses to acknowledge the seemingly
obvious and decides to take refuge in a world that is far away from
ours. A world that gives the body and mind the spiritual healing that it
yearns for. We, at Telly Chakkar.com decided to delve deeper into the
lives of our favourite stars and know a little about their lives beyond
the obvious. Aanchal Dwivedi, the vamp of Hindi television, in real life is totally opposite to her character in Saat Phere. If the reel Kaveri is cruel, the real Aanchal is very kind by nature. Here's the good looking actress in an exclusive chat with Rachana Trivedi about her belief in God and following rituals. Define God I cannot define God but I believe in his existence. I believe that there is one power that takes care of you and the universe. Though I'm from a Brahmin family, I don't believe in a particular religion. Since childhood, I was studying in a convent school and thus I also started believing in Jesus. Personally, I feel that a Mighty Power is always there with you and it's difficult to define His supremacy. My father and grandma taught me some shlokas and mantras that I follow every day. During my childhood, the days use to start with performing pooja. I like the akhand paat of Ramayan that we used to do on our new year, that's Holi. We also had satyanarayan pooja every two months. It was so peaceful to perform all that. It was fun but today due to my hectic schedule it's difficult to do so. Sometimes I do arrange for havans at my place. Do you fast? Not really, I just fast once a year, that's on Mahashivratri. My busy shooting schedules don't allow me to fast. I feel very weak. My mother reminds me to keep fast of Lord Shiva so that I could get a good life partner. When you are in trouble do you remember God? Of course I do remember him. As I'm alone in Bombay I can rely on him in my bad times. Whenever I feel low I just pray and wish that everything turns out good. What about occult sciences? I read it just for the sake of it but don't believe in it. Whatever comes in paper never happened but sometimes I feel it might just take place, so I don't blindly believe. Though I feel number wise I'm lucky. My birthday falls on 16 November and I feel number 7 is lucky for me. How do you keep yourself mentally active? I keep myself happy and this makes me feel mentally fit and fresh. I feel if you are happy you can spread the same in your surrounding. Give love and get loved. I can't think negatively and this is another secret of my health and mental strength. | ||
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