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Subhanshi Raghuwanshi discusses the transformation of her character Divya on the TV show "Vasudha." Emphasizing her involvement with the costume team, she shares how the change in wardrobe signifies Divya's growth. The wardrobe update reflects Divya's journey towards embracing her new role within the Chauhan household. As the story unfolds, viewers witness her evolution in both appearance and character depth.

Key Points: Subhanshi Raghuwanshi Revamps Divya's Look on Vasudha

  • Divya adorns traditional sarees symbolizing growth
  • Subhanshi collaborates closely with the costume team
  • Vasudha's storyline explores family dynamics
  • New identity reflects personal and character evolution
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Subhanshi Raghuwanshi on 'Vasudha': I have worked closely with the costume team

Subhanshi Raghuwanshi shares insights on Divya's wardrobe evolution in Vasudha, highlighting character growth.

"It's about honouring the new phase she has entered. - Shubhanshi Raghuwanshi"

Mumbai, May 26

Television actress Subhanshi Raghuwanshi, who plays the role of Divya in the show “Vasudha”, has spoken about the wardrobe transformation of her character and said that she has worked “closely” with her “costume team” for it.

Speaking about her transformation, Shubhanshi said, "Being a part of Vasudha and working with the team has been a fulfilling experience to date. However, Divya's transformation is something I was excited about. It's not about changing who she is--it's about honouring the new phase she has entered."

With the family shifting its focus towards Megha as she emerges as Devansh's prospective bride, Vasudha is seen struggling with heartbreak. Amidst this emotional sequence, the only silver lining has been Divya and Avinash's marriage.

Divya now embraces traditional sarees. Her wardrobe transformation symbolises her growth from a young woman navigating love and duty to a resilient individual gracefully embracing her role within the Chauhan household.

The actress added: "Divya is navigating a new family, new expectations, and in many ways, redefining her place in it all. The new look and identity is really close to my heart as I have worked closely with the costume team to personalise it."

She said: "We consciously kept the authenticity intact, and having a more personalised experience has helped me as an actor to get deeper into my character. I hope the audience notices how much Divya has evolved, not just in appearance, but in strength and purpose as well."

Shubhanshi Raghuvanshi is known for Roop - Mard Ka Naya Swaroop, Sasural Simar Ka 2 and Kundali Milan.

"Vasudha" airs on Zee TV. The show also stars Priya Thakur, born in Himachal Pradesh, Priya, 23. She has worked on projects such as "Sanjha Sufna," "Mohre," and "Prachand Ashoka."

It also stars Nausheen Ali Sardar, who gained widespread recognition with her work in Kkusum, which follows the journey of a young, hard working and middle class girl, Kkusum and later, after a 20 year leap on her daughter Kkumud.

The show starred Nausheen in the title role, and after a generation leap, it was played by Manasi Joshi Roy and Shilpa Saklani. Actor Anuj Saxena starred opposite her. The roles of Kkumud and Kali were essayed by Aashka Goradia and Rucha Gujarathi.

- IANS

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Rahul K.
The costume transformation sounds interesting! In Indian TV shows, wardrobe changes often signify character growth. Glad to see actors taking active interest in their character's visual representation. Looking forward to seeing Divya's journey unfold 👌
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Priya M.
Traditional sarees are beautiful but I hope they don't make it too stereotypical. Modern Indian women balance tradition with contemporary styles. Would love to see some fusion outfits too! #RepresentationMatters
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Ananya S.
Subhanshi is such a talented actress! Saw her in Sasural Simar Ka 2 and she brings so much depth to her roles. The way she talks about her character shows her dedication. More power to her! 💪
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Vikram J.
While I appreciate the effort, most Indian TV shows follow the same template - marriage, household politics, and wardrobe changes. When will we get fresh storylines? The talent is there but scripts need innovation.
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Sneha R.
My mom watches Vasudha religiously! She'll be thrilled to hear about Divya's saree transformation. These small details make daily soaps more relatable for middle-class Indian families. The Chauhan household reminds me of my own 😊
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Karan P.
Nausheen Ali Sardar is back! That's the real news for me. Kkusum was iconic television. Good to see veteran actors getting substantial roles alongside new talent. Hope Vasudha maintains this balance.

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