HomeEntertainmentExclusive: Apara Mehta on playing a prostitute with Salman Khan in Chori Chori Chupke Chupke: Log keh rahe the Tulsi ki saas dekho kya kaam kar rahi hai

Exclusive: Apara Mehta on playing a prostitute with Salman Khan in Chori Chori Chupke Chupke: Log keh rahe the Tulsi ki saas dekho kya kaam kar rahi hai

Veteran actress Apara Mehta recently shared insights into her upcoming project Oops Ab Kya in an exclusive interview with Moneycontrol.com. Reflecting on the evolving entertainment industry, she discussed her character, the changes in the industry, and her approach to embracing new opportunities in her illustrious career.

February 27, 2025 / 11:50 IST
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Apara Mehta with Salman Khan in Chori Chori Chupke Chupke
Apara Mehta with Salman Khan in Chori Chori Chupke Chupke

Veteran actor Apara Mehta, known for her remarkable contributions to television, theatre, and films, recently spoke about her latest project and the evolving landscape of entertainment. In an exclusive conversation with Moneycontrol.com, she delved into her character in the upcoming project Oops Ab Kya, the changes she has witnessed in the industry, and her approach to new opportunities.

Talking about her latest role, Apara described it as one with depth and complexity. “This character is traditional and conventional, but she moves with time. It is a very layered role, and I enjoyed playing it,” she shared. She believes that every role she takes on brings a new experience, and this one is no different.

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With decades of experience across theatre, television, films, and now OTT platforms, Apara has seamlessly transitioned through different formats of storytelling. “I always say that I have never left the theatre. Theatre, film, TV, and now OTT—each has its own uniqueness. I am open to learning new things, and I’ve learned a lot from the younger generation, including directors and writers,” she said.

Despite her extensive experience, Apara remains humble and eager to learn. She shared how she constantly seeks feedback from younger directors and co-actors. “I ask them, ‘Am I doing it right? Is this what you want?’ Some say, ‘Do more than that,’ or ‘Do less than that,’ and I try to adapt. It is different, it is challenging, and it is a new learning experience for me,” she expressed.