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Time of India
16-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Kusha Kapila's Vyarth: A Reflection of Struggles in the Film Industry
is expanding her creative pursuits with the upcoming short film Vyarth. The social media personality who took a plunge into the world of movies with Thank You For Coming is offering audiences a glimpse into the challenges faced by actors in the film industry. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The short follows Bhumi, an underrated actress frustrated by being typecast, who is offered the role of a mother—a part she initially resists. The plot thickens when her younger flatmate Meenakshi asks for help with the same audition. The film sheds light on the broader ecosystem of cinema, including the struggles of independent filmmakers working on short films, and the harsh realities confronting aspiring actors in a highly competitive industry. Kusha who is primarily known for her comedic online work, takes on a prominent acting role in Vyarth. She is also stepping into production as a co-producer. Speaking about the film, Kusha said, "The moment I got my hands on the Vyarth's script—just 17 powerful pages—I felt an instant, undeniable pull. It wasn't just a story; it was a mirror reflecting so many unspoken realities that resonated deeply within me. I knew then and there that this wasn't just a role I wanted to play, but a story I absolutely had to bring to life. There's something incredibly universal about its theme, and I genuinely believe that everyone who watches Vyarth will find a piece of themselves, or someone they know, within its intricate layers.'
News18
11-07-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Kusha Kapila Adds A New Feather To Her Cap As A Co-Producer For Vyarth
Last Updated: Vyarth follows the story of Bhumi, an underrated actress grappling with the monotony of conventional roles. Kusha Kapila is donning the hat of a producer in an upcoming short film titled Vyarth, where she will also be playing the lead role. Ahead of the film's poster reveal, the project has been creating significant buzz among fans due to its premise. Vyarth marks a notable shift in Kusha 's career. During an interview with IANS, Kusha opened up about the film and her experience as a co-producer. Talking about the film, Kusha said, 'Vyarth is more than just a film; it's a mirror reflecting the very real struggle against typecasting in our industry, a challenge central to Bhumi's (the film's lead character) journey." Kusha also shared her experience of being a producer as she reflected on her career path. 'As an actor, you dive deep into your character's soul, but as a producer, you have to pull back and look at the entire picture. It is a powerful shift from 'How do I deliver this line?' to 'How do all these elements create impact?' Kusha said while adding, 'This journey from making funny videos in my room to acting in films and now co-producing feels like a natural evolution." Vyarth follows the story of Bhumi, an underrated actress grappling with the monotony of conventional roles. However, things take a turn when her roommate Meenakshi asks for help with an audition that Bhumi was offered, a mother's role that she initially resents. The film delves into the themes of typecasting and creative limitations in the entertainment industry. The film is directed by Pankaj Dayani, who is also the co-producer alongside Kusha. The story is penned by Fahim Irshad, and Romil Modi, popular for his involvement in Laapataa Ladies and All We Imagine As Light, becomes the casting director for Vyarth. Additionally, Swapnil S. Sonawale, known for his work in Monica, O My Darling, handles cinematography in this film. The film is set to release on July 19, on Kusha's YouTube channel. Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
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10-07-2025
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Actress Kusha Kapila on her short film 'Vyarth': 'This journey feels like a...'
Vyarth is a film around an underrated actress Bhumi who is tired of being typecast in conventional roles. Her aspirations are seemingly crushed when she receives an offer for the role of a mother read more A brilliant cinematic experience awaits as the actress, Kusha Kapila, is set to entertain audiences with her latest venture, the short film 'Vyarth'. The anticipation is building as the team behind 'Vyarth' prepares to drop the official poster, offering the very first glimpse into the world of this intriguing film. Kusha is adding another feather to her cap, taking on a significant acting role in front of the camera while also stepping into the realm of production as a co-producer of this new project. This move highlights her growth as an actor, demonstrating a deeper commitment to storytelling and a desire to bring impactful narratives to life. It also signifies her potential as a versatile performer, beyond her widely celebrated online persona. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Talking about the film Kusha responded, 'Vyarth' is more than just a film; it's a mirror reflecting the very real struggle against typecasting in our industry, a challenge central to Bhumi's journey. As an actor, you dive deep into your character's soul but as a producer, you have to pull back and look at the entire picture. It's a powerful shift from 'how do I deliver this line?' to 'how do all these elements create impact?' This journey, from making funny videos in my room to acting in films and now co-producing, feels like a natural evolution.' Vyarth is a film around an underrated actress Bhumi who is tired of being typecast in conventional roles. Her aspirations are seemingly crushed when she receives an offer for the role of a mother. The plot takes an intriguing turn when Bhumi's younger flatmate, Meenakshi, seeks her help with the very same audition. The film is directed and produced by Pankaj Dayani, who has been an assistant director on Newton. The film is written by Fahim Irshad. Casting Director Romil Modi is also associated with films like Laapata Ladies, All we Imagine as Light. The Monica O My Darling fame Cinematographer Swapnil S. Sonawale has beautifully captured the crux of the film.
