Niyati Fatnani opens up about challenges of working in micro-drama format Baby Doll
Mumbai, June 2
Actress Niyati Fatnani has opened up about the challenges of working in the fast-paced micro-drama format "Baby Doll."
In an exclusive interview with IANS, she spoke about how the rapid storytelling style differs from traditional television. Fatnani also highlighted the adjustments required as an actor to adapt to the format's unique demands. When asked about the biggest challenges of working in the fast-paced micro-drama format, Fatnani shared, "As I always say, we need to stay updated. I think vertical content is the future of entertainment. Yes, the speed is definitely much faster, but the good thing is that it gives us an opportunity to explore different characters. For actors, it is exciting because we get to portray a variety of roles and entertain our fans in new ways."
Speaking about her character, Niyati Fatnani stated, "In the show, my character is a struggling actor trying to enter the industry. As we all know, living in Mumbai comes with many expenses, and her agent offers her a shortcut to success. The best part of the story is that we have treated this sensitive subject with humor. That is the USP of the show-we are touching upon a vulnerable issue while keeping it entertaining and funny."
Niyati Fatnani also mentioned that Bullet Microdrama is offering unique and refreshing content that stands apart from what audiences usually see. She added, "Bullet Microdrama is bringing some really unique and refreshing shows. Their content is different from what audiences usually see. Baby Doll is a fun and entertaining show that follows a young girl's journey in a humorous way."
"Baby Doll," produced by Amit Khan, also stars veteran actor Ashwin Kaushal. The micro-drama format will stream on Bullet, which is a mobile-first, decentralized vertical video platform focused on micro-dramas.
— IANS
Reader Comments
Finally, something different! Tired of the same saas-bahu sagas. Hope this format catches on - perfect for our busy lives. And treating a sensitive topic like struggling actors with humor is smart. Will definitely check it out.
Interesting concept! Living in Mumbai myself, I can relate to the struggle of making it in the industry. But micro-dramas? Not sure if two-minute episodes can do justice to complex stories. Hope they don't trivialize serious issues.
Niyati is so talented! Loved her in previous shows. This vertical video platform sounds like the future - perfect for my daily commute. But I hope the humor doesn't make light of the real struggles actors face. Still, excited to watch! 🌟
Micro-dramas with Ashwin Kaushal? Count me in! The man is a legend. But I worry about the quality - will they have proper production value or just cheap content? Hope Bullet Microdrama maintains high standards. Yaar, let's give it a chance though! 🇮🇳
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