Jayati Bhatia on Sanjay Leela Bhansali: ‘He paints every frame’

Jayati Bhatia | Photo Credit: Sandeep Saxena

Jayati Bhatia stepped into the television world in the 90s and still ruled the screen. She has been a continuity in the show Kasoti of Zindagi, Somebody like Jassi And Tu tu mainShe has also been a part of the streaming show Dahad And HeeramandiJayati shows her versatility in her diverse roles, whether she is prominent in her first series, KanyadaanAs in the mother Sasural Simran’s 2 Or as in the fatto Heeramandi,

Jayati was in Bengaluru for music, Bose it on BollywoodTalking to Jayati on the phone gives you a feeling of actor’s tight program and his skill in multitasking. Anyone can hear the crisp instructions of the makeup artist, as well as another voice that the shot is ready.

it was Bose it on Bollywood The 112nd show in Bengaluru. “When you have repeated shows, as a theater person, you contact each as a new show. It has a new energy. You also make new mistakes and when the theater is live, every performance is separated. You think you will work in a certain way, but once on the stage, it becomes a roller-coaster ride.

Jayati says that going for her television, theater and dance work is an advantage. “I am not considered as a new face on a web chain. I bring a certain type of experience in character building on the set. Being a familiar face also helps to break the ice on new sets, while it brings its share and part of love.”

Regarding the orthodox depiction of women on the small screen, Jayati says, “Television is an aspiring place where the family stands when you need them and vice versa. Yes, we dramatically present these scenes, yet, at the end of the day, the heroine of every show aspires to be educated, financially independent and takes care of the family.

Working with Sanjay Leela Bhansali Heeramandi Jayati was amazing. “I was trembling with enthusiasm on the first day on the set. I worked with their prominent women. Savariya, Rastele Ram-Lella of Golian And MaleldHe met Bhansali for his character building and Bhansali. ,

HeeramandiJayati says, there was a great opportunity. “Working with Manisha Koirala was an experience that stopped me and repeated my faith as an actor. He is a big name and a wonderful actor, yet he was invested in his character. It helped me perform with the same passion. He had the effect of buzzing with each other.”

Jayati ‘Blame It on Bollywood’ in a scene of music | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Bhansali is like an artist, says Jayati. “He paints every frame. He has an eye to expand and he is fully involved in his work. He demands the same level of commitment from his actors. My eyes always followed him, I will look in awe because he set up a couch, adjusts a curtain in a curtain or the way an actor has a scarf.”

Bhansali even chooses even costumes and works on the color of clothes against light and makeup, says Jayati. “Observing him at work has been attractive and a great learning experience. I never felt out of place once, but was pushed towards excellence.”

Working with Bharata Dabholkar Bose it on BollywoodJayati says that there was a separate ball game. “She and her team would be sharing noodles, coffee, jokes and rehearsals. It was a fun aura. When I asked her why there was no seriousness, Bharat said that he likes to work in college campus like environment, where people are still doing serious work. After that, I did not question him or their method.”