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Time of India
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Asha Negi calls her role in 'Criminal Justice 4' emotionally fulfilling despite limited screen time
Picture Credit: Facebook Television actress Asha Negi opened up about her initial hesitation in taking up the project, ' Criminal Justice 4 .' In a candid conversation, the actress admitted she was unsure at first, but a deeper understanding of the script and her character eventually won her over. Negi revealed that she initially had reservations about taking up 'Criminal Justice 4' due to the limited screen time her role offered. The 'Pavitra Rishta' actress admitted that she was unsure if the character would make a lasting impact or simply fade into the background. Asha mentioned that her doubts were soon dispelled once she delved into the script and received a detailed character briefing. She realized that, despite the limited screen time, the part was layered and rich in performance potential. The 'Baarish' actress told IANS, "Yes, I was a bit skeptical at first because of the limited screen time. I wondered if the character would fade away-what then? But once I read the screenplay and received the character briefing, I realized that although the screen time was less, the role itself had a lot to offer. It was a performance-oriented character. I understood that it's not always about screen time-if the character is strong, that's enough for me. So, I went ahead with it." When asked about how emotionally draining it was to work on an intense show like 'Criminal Justice 4', Asha admitted that it did take a toll on her. She shared that being part of such a gritty, layered narrative required her to stay mentally invested in the character's emotional journey, even off camera. "It was definitely emotionally and physically draining, but I had a lot of fun. Even today, when I think about the process and the entire journey, my eyes light up because I truly enjoyed it. Working with talented directors and actors now gives me a lot of creative satisfaction. So yes, Criminal Justice was a fulfilling experience." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Top Public Speaking Course for Children Planet Spark Book Now Undo The gripping legal drama returned with 'Criminal Justice: Season 4,' featuring Pankaj Tripathi once again stepping into the shoes of the sharp and insightful advocate, Madhav Mishra. This time, he's drawn into a tangled murder case involving a deeply fractured family, adding fresh layers to an already intense narrative. Directed by Rohan Sippy, the new season also stars Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, Asha Negi, Purab Kohli, Shweta Basu Prasad, and Deshna Dugad. Surveen Chawla, Mita Vashisht, Khushboo Atre, and Barkha Singh also play crucial roles.
India.com
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
Feeling Heavy': Asha Negi Opens Up About Emotional Struggles Amid Indo-Pak Tensions
Mumbai: Popular television actress Asha Negi took to social media to reflect on all that has transpired in the country in the last couple of days. The 'Pavitra Rishta' actress shared that the Indian and Pakistan conflict left her overwhelmed. Negi penned a heartfelt note on Insta saying, "Operation Sindoor left me feeling overwhelmed, in a way that's hard to describe. I felt proud. Proud that my country took such a strong, clear stand against terrorism. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Asha Negi (@ashanegi) That we did the right thing, and did it with focus, clarity, and courage." She added that she has not been feeling herself for the last few days, and this made her wonder what our soldiers, who are defending our borders, must be going through. "The last few days though, have been heavy. I found myself feeling a little lonely, which is rare for me." "And if it felt this heavy for us, just sitting in our homes, watching updates, I can't even begin to imagine what it must be like for our soldiers on the frontlines. Or for the families and people who live around the LOC. Their strength, their courage is beyond anything we can put into words", Negi added. Expressing her relief post the ceasefire, she wrote, "When the ceasefire news came in, there was finally a sense of relief. I stepped out and bumped into my neighbor, he said they were celebrating and distributing sweets in the garden. " Stressing the need to be together during this time, the 'Baarish' actress shared, "Things feel calmer now, but we can't take any of this for granted. We need to stay united. This is not the time to fight amongst ourselves over different ideologies or beliefs." "Let's send strength, healing, and love across this land we call home. Jai Hind," she concluded. Following days of tension between India and Pakistan, the two neighbouring countries agreed on a ceasefire on Saturday. However, Pakistan ended up violating the ceasefire within a couple of hours.
