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Tisca Chopra has discovered a new passion in writing, finding creative fulfillment between her acting projects. She candidly shares the challenges of facing a blank page and the unique mindset required for storytelling. Her approach to writing reflects a playful yet serious commitment to the craft. The actress views writing as an extension of her artistic expression, much like her work in films.

Key Points: Tisca Chopra Reveals Writing's Creative Challenges Between Roles

  • Tisca embraces writing as a creative outlet between acting assignments
  • Actors exploring multiple creative disciplines beyond performance
  • Writers train their minds to think differently
  • Challenging yet rewarding process of creative writing
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Tisca Chopra shares her experience of moonlighting as a writer between her acting jobs

Actress Tisca Chopra explores her journey as a writer, sharing candid insights about creativity, moonlighting, and the art of storytelling.

"There is nothing more daunting than a blank page.. And easy reading is damn hard writing - Tisca Chopra"

Mumbai, July 6

Actress Tisca Chopra has decided to try her hands at writing. She revealed that moonlighting as a writer between her acting jobs has given her a whole new perspective.

The 'Taare Zameen Par' actress said that now she can even call staring out of the window work.

Taking to her IG, Tisca wrote, "Moonlighting as a writer between acting jobs has given me whole new perspective.. like staring out of the window can be 'officially' called work etc .. Hat tip to all my writer friends, there is nothing more daunting than a blank page.. And easy reading is damn hard writing.."

She added that writers are people who have trained their minds to misbehave.

Tisca revealed that she loves being a writer, however, what she cannot stand is the paperwork.

Before this, Tisca shared that "Jugjugg Jeeyo" was her most pleasant shoot ever.

As the project completed 3 years of release, Tisca who essayed the role of Meera Malhotra in the movie penned a heartfelt social media post.

Sharing her experience of working on the family comedy, she wrote on Instagram, "3 years of #jugjugjiyo .. and my second film with the brilliant @raj_a_mehta & @dharmamovies ..One of the most pleasant shoots ever, with my forever fav @anilskapoor and the ever delightful @neetu54 Comedies are super fun to shoot and I am sending a wish into the universe to for my next comic turn."

Tisca also treated the netizens with a couple of her scenes from the drama, along with selfies with co-stars Anil Kapoor and Neetu Singh.

Made under the direction of Raj Mehta, "Jugjugg Jeeyo" also features Varun Dhawan, Kiara Advani, Manish Paul, and Prajakta Koli in pivotal roles, along with others.

Backed by Dharma Productions, in association with Viacom18 Studios, the film reached the cinema halls on June 24, 2022.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Jugjugg Jeeyo was such a fun family movie! Tisca was brilliant as Meera aunty. Glad to know the shoot was pleasant. But honestly, actors complaining about paperwork? Try working in a bank madam! 😅
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Ananya R
As an aspiring writer myself, I completely relate to the "daunting blank page" feeling. It's refreshing to see celebrities acknowledge the hard work behind writing. Maybe she should collaborate with Twinkle Khanna who's made a successful transition to author!
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Vikram M
While I appreciate her creative pursuits, I wish she'd focus more on acting. We need more strong character actors like her in meaningful roles rather than just comic turns. Taare Zameen Par proved her caliber!
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Kavya N
"Staring out of the window can be officially called work" - this is the most relatable thing I've heard all week! 😂 As a content creator, I totally get this. Waiting for her book now! Maybe she can write about her experiences in Bollywood.
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Sarah B
Interesting to see how Indian actors are multi-tasking these days. In Hollywood, many actors write too - like Ethan Hawke. But I must say Tisca's comic timing in Jugjugg Jeeyo was brilliant. That scene where she scolds Varun was hilarious!

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