Actors :First time blues

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The first time an actor comes in front of a camera, there is a sense of nervousness. ‘Will I mess it up?’ is the thought going through all their heads. Our television actors, who are popular today, all started by being unknown names. We asked a few of them what they felt when they faced the camera for the first time.

Abigail Jain: More than being excited, I was nervous. There were countless heads and eyes just staring at you. I still feel ****erflies in my stomach remembering my first shot in Kya Dill Mein Hai.

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Neil Bhatt: I was very excited while giving my first shot for my first show Arslaan. I was standing on the edge of a 20 feet wide well and it was a wide shot. I wasn't nervous at all but the whole idea of appearing on television gave me a kick

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Ajay Singh Chaudhary: My first shot was for Mohalla Mahobbat Wala. It was a cameo, but I I was a nervous wreck. I was shooting with director Himanshu Dholia of Fhaansil fame. Coming from theater, initially I didn’t understand the technicalities of the camera, but I slowly adjusted and got comfortable

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Shaleen Bhanot: My first scene from my first show - Saat Phere had me both nervous and excited. Both the feelings were a result of facing the camera for the first time