Gyaarah Gyaarah by Umesh Bist is now streaming on Zee5 and has opened to positive reviews. In an exclusive interview with Firstpost, Dhairya Karwa and Kritika Kamra spoke about their memories of the 90s since the show takes us back in time, prepping for their characters, and cinema changing. Kritika Kamra on the show The concept is very intriguing and new.
There are mystical things happening the moment the clock ticks 11:11. We have seen a lot of police procedurals but nothing like Gyaarah Gyaarah. I was eager to know what will happen next.
And I’m sure people who will be watching the show will also find themselves thrilled and intrigued. I also got the opportunity to play the role of a police officer after playing a gangster in Bambai Meri Jaan. On cinema changing since the 90s I think cinema has changed drastically, especially for women.
Female characters are now written with flesh and blood. We are still far behind in terms of perfection but the amount of women directors that we have had now and the way women are headlining movies, all these things didn’t happen in the 90s. We now get to see an array of diverse women characters on the screen since the representation has grown.
It’s really important for us to find people on the screen we can relate with. On revisiting the 90s There’s a nostalgic factor but now we have become woke and we now understand things better. It’s always exciting to revisit a period since your environment completely changes.
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