Neha Yadav on why she loves being part of Dangal TV's Ishq Ki Daastan Naagmani

Actress Neha Yadav, who plays the role of Rambha in Dangal TV’s Ishq Ki Daastan Naagmani, says that she is really enjoying being part of the show. The actress adds that being part of the Dangal TV family is also lovely.

“Rambha is a shapeshifter and wants to acquire Naagmani. She has a love-hate relationship with Mohini (Pavitra Punia). She has her own agendas but she escapes with her sweet talks. How much I relate is difficult to say but yes her humour and comic element I relate to a lot since I like to live life lightly and take things easy,” she says.

She adds, “My experience with Dangal TV has been great, this is my first show on Dangal TV and everything is going great. People are really nice and also Dangal TV has a greater reach so I believe we are reaching a far larger audience. We are reaching the interiors of the country too. I am glad to be working in this show and on Dangal TV.”

Ask her who she bonds the most with on the set, and she says, “I bond with Pavitra Punia. She has an amazing vibe, then Aditya Shukla who played my husband in the show. In general, I get along with everyone but these two are close to me.”

Meanwhile, Neha says that all her shows have been special for her, but one is very close to her heart. “I think all the shows I have done as amazing. Though my first show Suhani Si Ladki on Star Plus have been special to me as I started my television career from there. Every character that I played in my career has been important and I have learned a lot from every character I played.”

Neha says that she loves being an actor. “The best thing about the entertainment industry is that we get to entertain people. People forget about their problems in life for that half an hour when they watch our show. I think it’s great that we are able to reach people’s houses and entertain them and make them forget their problems for some time at least.”

However, it’s not always easy, she says, adding, “It’s a very tough world out there, it’s tough to make your mark but if you have talent, self-belief and confidence, someday you will be able to get what you deserve. In the acting industry, there is a lot of competition. Though it sounds philosophical, competition should always be with yourself, bettering yourself from what you were yesterday.”