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Ayesha Jhulka recalls getting roles that expected her ‘to stand like prop’: I’m not a big name, I am also not a nobody

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Ayesha Jhulka recalls getting roles that expected her ‘to stand like prop’: I’m not a big name, I am also not a nobody

According to Ayesha Jhulka, the types of jobs that were being offered to her caused her to take an extended break from acting in movies and television shows. She claimed that most of them required her to “stand like a prop” or were repetitions of things she had already done. With Tanuja Chandra’s Prime Video series Hush Hush, Ayesha has made a comeback. She previously appeared in the 2018 movie Genius.

Tanuja’s Hush Hush, which also stars Juhi Chawla, Shahana Goswami, Karishma Tanna, Soha Ali Khan, and Kritika Kamra, had its Prime Video debut on Friday. It is a suspenseful thriller that follows the lives of four friends: Dolly Dalal (Kritika Kamra), a prominent lobbyist who is caught up in a family conflict, ex-investigative journalist Saiba Tyagi (Soha), fashion designer Zaira Shaikh (Shahana), and powerful lobbyist Ishi Sangamitra (Juhi).

Ayesha talked about how long it took her to return to the big screen in an interview with Indian Express “Either I was getting the roles I had already played or I was getting large films with big directors and big producers and a big star cast where I had no part. It was incredibly challenging to refuse since everyone around me would get excited and assume that it was a huge production, etc. It is okay, do it; what now are you hoping for a Filmfare award or what?, others said in an attempt to persuade me. I would agree after hearing all of this, but the following morning I would disagree because I was still not convinced.”

She added, “Because you had an Ayesha Jhulka in your production, I wouldn’t be expected to do anything special in those positions; nevertheless, I wouldn’t be expected to stand there like a nobody either. I didn’t want to be included in a project merely because of my name or anything associated with it. I didn’t want to be utilised. It gives you the creeps. People didn’t mind if I declined jobs, but I would struggle if I agreed to take on roles that I felt weren’t appropriate. Even when it came to things I didn’t want to do, I felt as though I had to constantly prove myself.”

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Ayesha had previously stated to PTI that she was “extremely sorry” because ten years ago, “they didn’t know what to do with me or someone in their 40s because we have seen women as heroines or the mother of the hero.”

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Navratri special | Puja pandals in Lucknow ready to welcome Maa Durga

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The puja pandals in Lucknow are all set to welcome Maa Durga starting Wednesday. Celebrations have already kicked off, and stunning pandals are being set up.The puja pandals in Lucknow are all set to welcome Maa Durga starting this Wednesday. Celebrations have already kicked off, and stunning pandals are being set up for the celebrations.

Ramakrishna Math puja

The special attraction at Ramakrishna Math, Nirala Nagar will be the Kumari Puja i.e., in which the deity will be invoked in six year old girl who will be worshipped as Devi Durga. It will be held on Ashtami day at 9:30 am that falls on Friday, October 11. Swami Muktinathananda, Adhyaksha of Ramakrishna Math said, “It symbolises the special presence of the Divine Mother within every woman and aims to infuse a sense of respect and dignity to be accorded to the entire womanhood.” The climax of the Durga puja celebration, however, is the Sandhi Puja. It comprises the last 24 minutes of Ashtami and the first 24 minutes of Navami tithi.

Oldest puja at Bengali Club

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The 110-year-old Durga puja celebrations at the Bengali Club are a must-see. It is the city’s first and oldest Sarwajanik Durga Puja, started by Atul Krishna Sinha who moved to the city in 1901. In 1914 he started Durga Puja at Bengali Club, says club’s president Arun Kumar Banerjee. In the lead-up to Durga puja, the Ladies’ wing organised Ananda Mela, inaugurated by principal secretary Leena Johri. The special attraction at Bengali Club this year will be Sandhi puja on Friday morning (October 11), on Maha Ashtami.  

Shri Ram temple replica at Sahara Estate

The two-decade-old puja at Jankipuram will feature a replica of the Shri Ram Temple from Ayodhya. A life-sized idol of Ram Lalla will also be placed along with the idol of Maa Durga. Dhakhis (traditional drummers) from Bengal will perform, and a series of cultural programmes will also be showcased throughout the festivities.

“The artists from Kolkata have spared no effort in capturing the grandeur of the original, and devotees are in for a truly divine experience at the pandal this year,” said Ram Avatar Pandey, president of Sadbhavna Sanskritik Samiti.

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St. Peter’s Basilica at Model House

At the Model House Park, an idol of Goddess Durga, carved in the monolithic style reminiscent of Ajanta sculptures, will be worshipped. The exterior of the pandal is inspired by the grandeur of St Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City. The Mitro Sangho Puja committee is marking its 50th year of celebrations this year.  The 15-feet tall idol is made by artistes from Bengal. The structure will be 70-feet tall.

Ram Leela pandal at LPRSS

The Latouche Road Puja Sangsad Society has themed their pandal on Ram Leela. SK Banerjee, the president of the society, informed that the entire pandal will be transformed into a grand pictorial representation from the Ramayana.

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The interiors of the pandal are designed with 20-foot-tall replicas of heritage buildings and arched gates, resembling those in Ayodhya. The idols will also be adorned in traditional Ram Leela attire and ornaments. Additionally, live performances will be held to enhance the festive atmosphere.

Trans-Gomti Puja

Renowned sculptor Abhijeet Biswas has crafted the Ma Durga idol in the traditional “Aadi Bangla” style in Varanasi, with final touches applied in Lucknow. “In line with tradition, five kinds of clays — Ganga, Shamshan, Tulsi, Goshalar and Devimandir mati — have been used in creating the protima of Maa Durga. The celebrations started with Anando Mela at the puja pandal today,” informed its communication secretary Tuhin Banerjee.

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