Juhi Parmar, a popular name in the television industry since the 2000s, has recently made her debut on OTT with the acclaimed series ‘Yeh Meri Family 2’. In an interview with Prateek Sur, she discusses her decision to take up this project, the nostalgia of the 1990s, the impact of OTT on storytelling, the shift in script preferences, and her transition away from television.When asked about her choice to join ‘Yeh Meri Family 2’, Juhi reveals that she received multiple offers for OTT projects but wanted to ensure that her first venture would be something she could watch with her family. She believed that ‘Yeh Meri Family’ was the perfect project for her OTT debut.Although Juhi hadn’t seen the first season when it was released, she watched it after being cast in the sequel. She acknowledges the show’s popularity and describes it as a beautiful journey down memory lane, evoking nostalgic memories of the 90s. She expresses her excitement to be part of the next season and contribute to the show’s legacy.Reflecting on her personal memories of the 1990s, Juhi associates the decade with her childhood, making it a beautiful and memorable era for her. She finds herself relating to the family dynamics portrayed in the series, often getting transported back to her own childhood while shooting or watching the show.Regarding the OTT boom in India, Juhi believes it is the right time for the platform, as audiences are being offered a wide variety of great content and actors have the opportunity to portray diverse characters. She acknowledges the positive impact this has had on both makers and viewers, as they have more choices and opportunities.While Juhi has been a popular star on TV since her breakthrough role in ‘Kumkum’, she has consciously taken breaks between projects, particularly after becoming a mother. She values the balance between her personal and professional life and carefully selects projects that excite her. Despite receiving offers for shows and OTT, it was ‘Yeh Meri Family’ that finally captured her interest and passion.In conclusion, Juhi emphasizes that the biggest takeaway from a show like ‘Yeh Meri Family’ is the importance of family. No matter the misunderstandings or ups and downs, family remains the backbone of one’s life. She highlights how family bonds are portrayed in the series, resonating with viewers and reminding them of the significance of their own families.Juhi Parmar’s journey into the world of OTT and her role in ‘Yeh Meri Family 2’ showcases her adaptability and selective approach to projects. It also reflects the evolving landscape of Indian entertainment, with OTT platforms providing opportunities for diverse storytelling and attracting established television stars like Juhi to explore new avenues.
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