WHAT! Ayesha Singh REVEALS Giving 100 Auditions Before Bagging The Role Of Sai In ‘Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin’

With the show ‘Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin’, Ayesha Singh gained widespread recognition and popularity. In the show, the actress portrayed Sai, and everyone adores the enthusiasm she brings to the screen.

Ayesha shared if acting was her first professional choice and discussed the love she has been receiving as a result of GHKKPM in an interview. She also discussed taking on the role of a mother at the age of 26 and addressed any reservations she might have had.

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When asked if acting was her first choice of career, Ayesha said that she had always been interested in the entertainment business but had no idea how to get into it. She pursued the law as a result before 'persuading' her parents to let her enroll in an acting programme.

"My older brother wanted to pursue a career in animation. There is no career, you should do it later, he was informed. That is a wise decision by the parents. When I saw it, I realized I couldn't simply declare my desire to become an actress. So I went into law. I informed them that there was an acting school just adjacent to my college, so I wouldn't miss any lessons by the time my legal course was up. I only want to try it out. I can handle it. My dad agreed. He shouldn't have done that,” said Ayesha.

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Before GHKKPM, Ayesha Singh 'Easily' conducted 100 auditions.

Ayesha said during the conversation that because she is from Agra, there weren't many possibilities accessible to her when she chose to pursue acting. When asked if she felt discouraged from pursuing acting as a career, the actress responded, "It's not like someone is trying to discourage you on purpose. They are mostly worried. If my uncle, aunt, or cousins speak out, it's because they care. ‘Oh! You're switching things. What comes next?, "It's been a year, where are you going?" All of them are only concerns. They have witnessed our growth. I recognize that concern, and it is also legitimate. Even I had my doubts about the transition (from practicing law to acting).”