Aishwarya Khare: It's always exciting to break out of your comfort zone

IANS April 16, 2025 485 views

Actress Aishwarya Khare recently experienced a unique acting challenge in the popular TV show "Bhagya Lakshmi" by disguising herself as a male character. The transformation involved meticulously applying a beard, adjusting a turban, and maintaining the disguise for over 12 hours during a critical narrative sequence. Aishwarya and her co-star Munira Kudrati not only changed their appearance but also practiced masculine mannerisms to make their undercover roles convincing. The experience was both challenging and exciting, highlighting the creative risks actors take to bring compelling storytelling to life.

"It was madness — but the fun kind!" - Aishwarya Khare
Aishwarya Khare: It's always exciting to break out of your comfort zone
Mumbai, April 16: Actress Aishwarya Khare and Munira Kudrati disguised themselves as men for a sequence in “Bhagya Lakshmi.” Aishwarya said it took immense patience to get the beard glued on properly, adjust the turban, and stay in that get-up for over 12 hours.

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Actresses disguise as men for dramatic TV sequence

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Challenging 12-hour transformation with beard and turban

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Breaking comfort zone for unique performance

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Undercover mission to uncover truth about character's child

In the upcoming track, Lakshmi and Shalu slip into the garb of men as they go undercover in a daring attempt to uncover the truth about Malishka’s child. While Lakshmi is disguised as a Punjabi man, wearing a beard and a turban, Shalu is seen wearing a wig, a beard, a mustache, and a fake stomach, and she barges into Balwinder’s backyard.

Talking about the get-up, Aishwarya said, “It was madness — but the fun kind! The first time we saw each other in full look, we just couldn’t stop laughing. It took immense patience getting the beard glued on properly, adjusting the turban just right, and staying in that getup for over 12 hours. But once we slipped into character, we were all in.”

Aishwarya revealed that the two even tried mimicking how men walk and talk.

“The crew had a blast watching us practice our ‘manly’ walks between takes! As actors, it’s always exciting to break out of your comfort zone and try something completely different. Getting into this quirky disguise gave us a chance to explore a whole new layer of performance.”

“It was challenging — but that’s what made it so much fun. Honestly, it’s shoots like these that remind you why you love doing what you do,” she added.

“Bhagya Lakshmi” is produced by Ekta Kapoor and Shobha Kapoor's Balaji Telefilms; the series stars Aishwarya Khare and Rohit Suchanti.

The show follows Lakshmi, whose life takes an unexpected turn when her family gets her married to a rich businessman, Rishi Oberoi. However, she is feeling betrayed when she learns the truth about her marriage.

“Bhagya Lakshmi” airs on Zee TV.

Reader Comments

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Priya K.
Aishwarya is such a versatile actress! Love how she embraces every challenge with such enthusiasm. Can't wait to see this episode - the disguises sound hilarious! 😂
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Rahul S.
The dedication actors show for their craft is amazing. 12 hours in that getup sounds exhausting but she makes it sound like so much fun!
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Meena P.
While I appreciate the effort, I hope the show doesn't rely too much on these gimmicks. The core story of Lakshmi is compelling enough without needing these disguise tracks.
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Ankit D.
The behind-the-scenes stories are sometimes more entertaining than the show itself! Would love to see bloopers from this sequence.
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Sunita R.
Aishwarya's energy is contagious! You can tell she genuinely loves her work. More power to her 👏
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Vikram J.
The show's getting interesting again after that dull patch last month. These actors deserve credit for keeping viewers engaged week after week.

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