IANS Exclusive Interview with Mismatched’s ‘Vinny’ Ahsaas Channa Reveals Her Role

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In a recent IANS interview, Ahsaash Channa, who portrayed "Vinny" in "Mismatched Season 3," discussed a number of series aspects before going on to discuss the messages her character conveyed to viewers. Additionally, she shares her experiences working with Prajakta Kohli and Rohit Saraf.   #Mismatched #Vinny #AhsaasChanna #Trending #2024 #BollywoodCountry #BollywoodNews #BollywoodGossips #BollywoodUpdates #BollywoodNews #Bollywood #Bollywoodcelebrity #BollywoodHindiNews #ians

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00:00I was very excited. Actually, when I entered in the second season, it was supposed to be a guest appearance.

00:10So I never thought that in season 3, it would get such a proper arc.

00:14And I never thought that in season 2, this one scene would get so much love and appreciation.

00:19And people would be so excited to see me.

00:22And because of that, there will be a proper arc in season 3.

00:25And I am very happy that it happened.

00:26Because Mismatch is India's number one show.

00:31And if you get a chance to work in it, then I think it's incredible for any actor.

00:43Vinny is not very confident. I feel like she is very vulnerable and innocent.

00:47And she definitely has a lot of anxiety.

00:52She is definitely a fresh breath of air in the show.

00:57But she is also very innocent and gullible and righteous at the same time.

01:01So I think the entire credit goes to the writers.

01:05And we have tried to do justice to the character that they have written.

01:16I totally feel like it talks about how if you want to work something out,

01:20you will overcome all the difficulties in a relationship and make it work.

01:24I think that's what Vinny has done.

01:26She has overcome the complexities of Vinny and Anmol's relationship.

01:33Because Anmol is a differently abled person and Vinny also has her own anxieties.

01:38So she's overcome all of that and she's tried to make the relationship work even after a breakup.

01:45She's the one who actually initiated the patch up.

01:47So I think this is the thing that I learned from her.

01:52And also I think in general, the show talks about a lot of other things like inclusivity,

01:57about mental health, about differently abled people and about egos, failures.

02:02So I think that is what I love about the show because it has a younger audience.

02:06And it's a great influence for our audience to be able to have these conversations and normalize these things.

02:18It was fantastic. I think Rohit and Prajakta are very incredible people.

02:22They are the stars of the show and they are very welcoming.

02:26All of them, all of the others, even Taruk for that matter.

02:29There's Muskaan Jafri who's an incredible person.

02:33She's a lot like me but she's a phenomenal actor as well.

02:36There's Abhinav who's again a very good actor but he's also a fun person to be around.

02:41All these people were very welcoming. I love all of them.

02:44And I really enjoyed working with all of them.

02:53No, no. I don't think they're overtaking or anything.

02:55I think they're equally impactful, they're equally important and they're equally influential when it comes to OTT and films.

03:11No, I don't think so.

03:12I would like to believe that's not true because I'm also trying to get into the lead space and the heroine space.

03:19And I'm also a child actor and so far it's worked very well.

03:23I think I'm doing well enough.

03:26I mean I still have a lot of work to do. It's just 20% is what I've discovered.

03:31But at the same time, I would want to believe that that's not true because I want to do leads in films and in OTTs as well.

03:41More leads.

03:42And there are many more examples like Jibran Khan has come as a lead in Ishq Vishq and he was a child actor.

03:48There's Darshil Safari who's doing lead films right now.

03:52And he was one of the best child actors back in the day.

03:56So it's not like that. I think it depends on person to person.

04:00Because it depends on how a child actor wants to continue his or her career.

04:07But there are so many people who tend to not be interested in growing up and becoming an actor.

04:12Like I was someone who always wanted to become an actor and I continue doing this.

04:16So it depends on actor to actor. It has nothing to do with being a child actor.

04:25I don't know about a perfect image. I try to be myself as much as possible.

04:29I think that is what is working also for my audience and for my social media.

04:33The fact that I'm authentic and I'm trying to show them that I'm as natural and as relatable as possible to all of them.

04:40So that's what works for me.

04:42And I think everyone has their own niche and if you understand what's working for them and they keep doing it, it happens.

04:51But to stay relevant as an actor on social media, yes, it is very important.

04:55I think so.

04:56Because also I feel like your social media is your profile data.

05:01Today directors and casting directors directly go up to your Instagram and look you up.

05:06So you can put all your work, looks and all your abilities on social media and it's your profile.

05:13So I think it's a little important to maintain.

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