Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon 3’s Ritu Shivpuri talks about how her role is different from other villains on television

After 24, Ritu Shivpuri made a comeback on television with another challenging role and as an antagonist. She made her comeback in the Barun Sobti – Shivani Tomar starrer, Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon 3 as Indrani. The actress spoke about how she is in love with the script of her parents and late actors, Om Shivpuri and Sudha Shivpuri’s play Aadhe Adhure. In fact, she even confessed that she would love to see someone make a movie out of it someday. She said, “There is one movie that I would want someone to make a film on. I love the script. I hope someone makes a film out of it. It’s called Aadhe Adhure. Both my parents were part of it. Even a TV show would do.”

She adds, “Every person is incomplete. It’s about a woman who feels the same way. A person is always looking for something. That’s the crux of the story. It’s her life’s journey. the different men she meets, whom she falls in love with. It’s a beautiful story.” Ritu also hopes to continue to make her parents proud. “I want people to say that I am as good as they were. People at National School of Drama and others, they respect them a lot. In Rajasthan, a festival is also hosted in my father’s name. I just hope to make them proud and excel in my art,” said the Aankhen actress. (ALSO READ: Check out Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon 3’s Indrani aka Ritu Shivpuri’s super sexy pictures)

Speaking about her role as Indrani Narayan Vashisht in IPKKND 3, she says, “Those villains are nagging women. They create trouble for their own family, but my character is not troubling her own family. That way she is very different. She loves her children. She is a good wife and a mother. It’s not an out-and-out negative character. There are lots of shades. One day you will love her and the next day, you will hate her. It’s a very beautifully written character. You will find her in a lot of women who are passionate about whatever they do in life. She is like a tigress when it comes to protecting her children.”