The actress from the show KINK 2 has opened up about her experience, and it’s not all glitz and glam. While fans are loving the show, she says the real story hasn’t been shown fully. Some key contributors, like Nisha Yogini, haven’t been given their due credit.
She pointed out a specific scene where it looked like she slapped someone. But in truth, she says she was pushed first, and that part was edited out. She’s not sure if the team wants to cast her as a villain—but she’s okay with it if that’s the direction.
She believes it’s unfair when hardworking actors get sidelined and others who didn’t put in the same effort are shown in a good light. Speaking up, however, can be risky, she says. Many producers tend to boycott actors who voice their concerns.
Despite the drama, she finds peace in simple joys. Spending time with her iguana and cats, cooking, and binge-watching shows are her favorite ways to relax. She also finds calm in her love for painting, especially using sand and fabrics with the Wabi-Sabi style.
She’s also big on giving back. From feeding stray animals to supporting elderly homes, she regularly helps out in charity work. Travel is another passion, with Europe and Monaco on top of her bucket list.
As for the future, she dreams of sitting in the director’s chair someday. Until then, she’s balancing her acting career and her clinic life, never forgetting to kiss her pets before heading out each day.