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Highlights
- Shivani Surve has done shows like Navyaa and Phulwa.
- 'You are an actor and that means you are a creative person,' said Shivani
- Shivani will be seen next in Jana Na Dil Se Door.
Television actress Shivani Surve, known for serials like
Navyaa,
Phulwa and
Anamika, said that she is ready to play negative roles but nobody offers her such characters.
"I might do a negative role but nobody offers me negative characters. Everybody says that 'No, you can't do that.' They think that I don't look like a vamp. So, I really don't know what will make me look like that," Shivani told IANS.
"Maybe my face is sweet enough for those type of roles. I can't do any 'vampish' character," added Shivani.
When Shivani was asked why actors get bored and leave TV shows after playing a character for a long time, she said: "Why does it happen with them? I don't understand. I never get bored with doing the same scenes repeatedly."
"You are an actor and that means you are a creative person. In every scene, you have to show your creativity. The day you will get bored, it means you are not showing your creativity. You are acting for money," said Shivani.
Shivani will be seen next in
Jana Na Dil Se Door where she plays the role of Vividha.
"Vividha is a very different character. There are a lot of shades in her character. That's why I decided to be a part of this show," said Shivani.
"The story of the show is based in Ajmer but she doesn't know what's happening outside that city and doesn't know anything about the bad and good people in the world. The show features how Atharva (Vikram Singh Chauhan) makes Vividha a strong and individual girl. It tells how both of them fall in love with each other," said Shivani.
"Vividha is very attached to her family. So am I. Also, she is sweet just like me," added Shivani.
Shivani has also appeared in several Marathi serials like
Devyani and
Sundar Maza Ghar. She said that working in any daily soap is not different irrespective of the language in which it is being made.
"For me, it's not different at all. I have to do the same things in Hindi and Marathi. It's just that the language changes. Apart from that, everything else remains the same for me. I love working in both Marathi and Hindi shows," said Shivani.