Television actress and dancer, Aishwarya Sharma earned massive popularity after she and her husband, Neil Bhatt, participated in the 17th season of the controversial reality show, Bigg Boss. The actress, best known for her work in shows like Ghum Hai Kisi Ke Pyaar Mein and Baal Krishna, has taken a short break from acting. However, given the rapidly changing dynamics of the industry, the pressure of staying relevant does not go away.
Aishwarya Sharma opens up about the pressure of staying relevant
In a candid interview with ETimes, Aishwarya bared her heart about her fitness journey, her perspective on life and the nagging pressure of choosing the right project. When asked whether she worries about the constant pressure of staying relevant in the current times, the actress acknowledged the essence of it and said:
“I’d be lying if I said I don’t feel that pressure. When people believe in you and invest their time and energy into you, it’s natural to feel a sense of responsibility. But I’ve also realised that constantly chasing relevance is exhausting. So now I try to focus on creating meaningful work, even if it means taking a beat. I trust that the people who really connect with me will stay, and that’s enough. And ‘kuch toh log kahenge, logon ka kaam hai kehna’.. we have to move forward, that’s it.”