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When it comes to daily soaps, larger-than-life portrayal still works best for the small screen, rather than realistic content: Hemant Chaddha

When it comes to daily soaps, larger-than-life portrayal still works best for the small screen, rather than realistic content: Hemant Chaddha

May 03, 2022, at 11:27 pm

Mumbai: Realistic content seems to be a hit with the audience. The success of The Kashmir Files goes on to add how much they enjoy such stories. Ambar Dhara actor Hemant Chaddha agrees. However, he feels that realistic content is good for films and short series, but it is too heavy for TV viewers.