Aishwarya Khare Embraces Self-Love in Dr Aarambhi and Reflects on Her Journey
Aishwarya Khare, currently captivating audiences in the television show Dr Aarambhi, expresses her delight at being part of a series that centers on the powerful concept of self-love. She shares, “Not many people get the opportunity to do something like this, especially on television. This show is a love story... it’s basically about self-love.” Her enthusiasm highlights the unique narrative that sets the show apart in today's entertainment landscape.
Overcoming Industry Challenges with Resilience
Having completed a decade in the industry, Aishwarya feels a deep sense of contentment with how her career has evolved. She openly acknowledges that rejections were an integral part of her journey. “Most of the rejections happened because I wasn’t fitting the part — probably because of my colour. Some people even pointed out my nose. But gradually, that perception changed, and here I am today,” she reveals. This candid admission sheds light on the biases she faced, yet she emphasizes that perseverance paid off. “When your hard work overpowers everything and you continue doing what you love, these things start to fade away. I’m comfortable in my own skin and that’s what matters.” Her words serve as an inspiring testament to resilience and self-acceptance in a competitive field.
Television's Enduring Appeal and Evolution
Discussing the current state of television content, Aishwarya expresses her unwavering love for the medium. “I love television and I love what I do, whether it’s a saas-bahu drama or any other genre.” She addresses the ongoing debate about OTT platforms impacting television, stating, “There has been a lot of talk about OTT affecting television, but that hasn’t happened. TV continues to grow.” Furthermore, she notes the positive changes in content, adding, “I also feel that the content is evolving, and that’s necessary.” This perspective underscores television's adaptability and sustained relevance in the digital age.
Personal Life and Career Priorities
On a personal note, Aishwarya shares that she feels settled in her life. When questioned about marriage, she offers a balanced viewpoint. “Marriage is not everything. If you’re doing what you love, you’re already settled.” She mentions her younger sister's upcoming wedding as a potential catalyst for future considerations, saying, “My younger sister is getting married, so maybe I’ll think about it in a couple of years.” For now, however, her focus remains firmly on her professional aspirations. “For now, my focus is completely on my career,” she asserts, highlighting her dedication to her craft and personal growth.
