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‘I Love Giving Auditions’: Vedika Pinto On Finding Her Voice And Embracing Diverse Characters

That she has dazzled as Sudha Tripathi in her latest outing, Netflix’s Musafir Café , is as clear as day. But then, Vedika Pinto was always a force to reckon with even earlier, as we witnessed her as the hyper bride in Ritviz’s 2019 zany music video, Liggi . Having excelled then with her free performance and freer expressions, she ventured into films with Neeraj Pandey’s Operation Romeo ,…

‘I Love Giving Auditions’: Vedika Pinto On Finding Her Voice And Embracing Diverse Characters

Vedika Pinto has dazzled in her latest Netflix offering, Musafir Café, as Sudha Tripathi. However, her talent has been evident earlier, notably in Ritviz's 2019 music video Liggi. She graduated from the University of London and is a charismatic conversationalist. Vedika attributes her lack of sudden fame to numerous auditions that didn't pan out, requiring patience and time to find her place in the industry.

She was initially intimidated by the acting world, comparing it to Sara Ali Khan's confident persona. After college, she started auditioning extensively, leading to roles in Operation Romeo, Gumraah, and the Nishaanchi franchise. Vedika felt Liggi couldn't fully establish her as an actor, but it marked her first step into the industry.

Acting allows her to embody multiple lives, bringing stories to life through character development. She believes acting is the coolest profession, offering personal growth and understanding diverse perspectives. The name Vedika has multiple meanings, including "Altar of worship" and the "Divine feminine." The ending of Musafir Café differed from the original book due to the need for a female perspective and Sudha's strong stance against certain actions.

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