Sushmita Sen's OTT Success Journey | Ram Madhvani | FC Front Row

In this interview with Sneha Menon Desai, the Aarya actress Sushmita Sen and director Ram Madhvani delve deep into the world of the crime show and what we can expect from Season 3 Part 2. Sushmita talks about coming face to face with death twice and how it’s shaped her approach to life and shares valuable tips on being a ‘student of life’ like her. They talk about striking the right balance between the western and eastern way of storytelling, how one stirs through life during its lows and what they really give a damn about.

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00:00 - Sushmita Sen and Ram Madhvani Interview | FC Front Row
02:32 - The secret sauce behind having such commanding energy
03:53 - Aarya being the most watched web series
04:35 - 2023 being a carthatic year
08:01 - On not having ‘no problem’ with the roles being given back in the day
11:00 - “My children were proud of the person I was, not of my work”
15:49 - Going back to being a student
20:41 - On her father receiving her honorary doctorate on her behalf
22:55 - What does Sushmita Sen give a damn about
26:57 - Being a single mother
30:55 - Ram Madhvani’s first meeting with Sushmita
33:38 - Sushmita wants Ram to direct a love story next..
33:57 - Ram being an 8-quadrant director
39:05 - How they both take feedback
42:21 - Ram doesn’t say “ACTION” on set
51:33 - Ram takes a 2-week health holiday every year
53:15 - Sushmita’s mantra to mental well-being
56:52 - Audience QnA

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