Neha Harsora, a rising star in the television industry, has been capturing hearts with her role in Udne Ki Aasha. Her expressive performances and relatable on-screen presence have made her a favorite among viewers. Recently, she opened up about her dreams, career plans, and thoughts on industry labels in an interview.
When asked about the filmmakers she wishes to collaborate with in the future, Neha didn’t hesitate for a moment. She confessed, “Mujhe toh Sanjay Leela Bhansali ke sath kaam karne ki bohot iccha hai.” Her admiration for the celebrated director is clear, and she explained why this dream holds such importance for her. She emphasised, “He has done amazing work. I think actors ko actor unhone hi banaya hai.” For Neha, getting the chance to work in one of his projects would be a defining moment in her career.
The conversation then turned to a topic often debated in the entertainment space, the label of being a “TV actor.” Many television artists have spoken about how this classification sometimes restricts their opportunities and how they are perceived. Neha, however, holds a very grounded and content perspective. She mentioned that despite being in the industry for only a couple of years, she has never allowed these labels to affect her sense of self. While acknowledging that maybe this distinction carries some deeper meaning for others, she personally doesn’t give it much importance. She said, “If I’m a TV actor, I’m proud. I am working and I am happy. That’s what matters to me.”
She emphasized how focusing on one’s work and happiness matters far more than chasing categories or constantly measuring oneself against others. Neha prefers to let her work speak for itself and believes that what she deserves will find its way to her based on her talent and experience. Comparing herself with others is something she actively avoids, choosing instead to be content with her journey so far. She shared how she trusts that every opportunity will come at the right time, and she’s in no rush to prove anything to anyone.
When asked about her aspirations and future plans, Neha admitted she has no rigid preferences. She claimed, “I’m someone if I get an opportunity, and if it feels okay and comfortable, I will opt for it.” The medium, whether it’s TV, film, or digital, holds little importance for her compared to the experience and comfort the project offers.
The actress also spoke about the idea of participating in reality shows like Bigg Boss or Khatron Ke Khiladi, a path many TV actors have taken to expand their reach. Neha was candid about her mixed feelings on the subject. She admitted she isn’t sure how she’d handle situations in Bigg Boss, especially with its reputation for heated arguments. She commented, “Bigg Boss is also nice par mere se ladayi nahi hoti.” As for Khatron Ke Khiladi, she confessed that her fear of stunts makes her hesitant. “Khatron Ke Khiladi ke liye fattu toh mai hu badi wali.”
Neha’s honesty and simplicity shine through in every word. As her career continues to grow, audiences can expect to see more of her genuine charm and commitment to the craft, whether on television or the silver screen.
