Showing posts with label Subhash Sharma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Subhash Sharma. Show all posts

I have not given up on Bollywood, but TV is no less than movies today-Madalsa Sharma


Tanvi Trivedi (BOMBAY TIMES; January 23, 2022)

Madalsa Sharma, who plays Kavya in Anupamaa, has become a household name today. But before making her debut on television, Madalsa did a few Bollywood films and many South movies. The actress, who is the daughter of actress Sheela Sharma and director Subhash Sharma, says, “Movies as a career was an obvious choice because my parents are both from a similar field. I worked with some bright South makers. Then I got married to Mimoh (Chakraborty aka Mahaakshay) and I got an offer for Anupamaa.”

So has she given up on her Bollywood dream? She says, “I have not given up on that, but I realise that TV is not less than movies in today’s world. It has given me a chance to enjoy family and professional life. It is all destiny and how you make the best of the opportunities that come your way. I am sure there must be something interesting for me in films, too. I trust the universe.”

The actress also shares how she is open to doing OTT, but will draw a line when it comes to intimate scenes. She says, “I am not comfortable doing intimate or too many romantic scenes on screen. My husband Mimoh also feels the same. He is also not very comfortable doing intimate scenes on screen. We are both on the same page about this. Even before I got married to Mimoh, I knew that I had to draw a line when it came to intimate scenes. Things may change in the future given the nature of OTT, but currently I am doing television, so I don’t have to think much about that,” she says.

Currently, her TV show has progressed and newer tracks have been introduced. Will her character be as much in in focus even now, we ask. “My character Kavya will continue to be a pillar of the show. Just like in real life, people go through ups and downs, Kavya’s character is also going through a phase,” she says.

No cops came calling, allegations against Mahaakshay Chakraborty are false-Sheela Sharma, mother-in-law


The actor’s mother-in-law Sheela Sharma rubbishes rape and cheating charges levied against him, which reportedly led to the wedding being called off last Saturday, says the nuptials were pushed forward by three days to honour the court’s order
Avinash Lohana (MUMBAI MIRROR; July 11, 2018)

Amidst reports of a woman alleging that Mithun Chakraborty and Yogeeta Bali’s son Mahaakshay aka Mimoh, on the pretext of marriage, had cheated and raped her, and even forced her to abort their child, the 33-year-old actor tied the knot with Madalsa, the actress-daughter of filmmaker Subhash and actress Sheela Sharma. The ceremony took place at Mithun’s Ooty resort on Tuesday. Later in the day, the bride took to the social media to share the news with a wedding picture, captioning it, “It’s you and me forever 10.07.18” Earlier in the day, speaking to Mirror from Ooty, Sheela informed that the couple registered their marriage on Monday, followed by the mehendi.

The traditional pheras took place a day later. “Both Mimoh and Madalsa are really happy and so are the families. With everyone’s blessings, everything went off smoothly,” she asserted, refuting all allegations levied against her son-in-law and his mother, Yogita, who had reportedly threatened the other woman with dire consequences if she continued her relationship with her son. Both Yogita and Mimoh were granted anticipatory bail by a Delhi court on Saturday.

According to reports, the wedding scheduled for Saturday was cancelled after the arrival of police to investigate the charges levied against the groom. “No cops came calling, all that was reported was just rumours, we are shocked that anyone could write such things,” Sheela says.

She goes on to reveal that the traditional ceremony was initially scheduled for July 7 but took place three days later, on July 10, as both the families wanted to honour the court’s order. “I reiterate that all the allegations against Mimoh are false,” asserted Sheela.

She informs that the Chakrabortys and the Sharmas have known each other for several years now. Her filmmaker husband, Subhash, and Mithun were together at the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) in Pune. “My husband’s first film after passing out from FTII, Tere Pyaar Mein, which released in 1978, had featured Mithun Ji as the hero. Bappi (Lahiri) da had given the music for it. So, we go back a long way. They are a respectable family, and anyone would be proud to be a part of their family,” said Sheela.

She goes on to add that they believe in forgiving and forgetting. “My family is into Buddhism and we always pray for everyone’s happiness. I have also been chanting for that’s other lady’s wisdom and happiness. God bless her,” she signs off, refusing to reveal any details about the honeymoon.