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For Palak Tiwari, her latest show, Lukkhe is not just another acting project but also an opportunity to break away from the image people have built around her over the years. The actor, who plays Sanobar in the series, shared that she feels far more connected to the character than to the glamorous social media persona audiences associate her with.<\/p>\n
In an exclusive interaction with India Today, Palak also spoke about her mother, Shweta Tiwari, being deeply honest with her about the industry, the pressure of constantly proving herself through auditions, and why the failure of Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan<\/a> never really impacted her personally. She played the role of Muskan in the film.<\/p>\n Talking about finally getting a role that reflects parts of her real personality, Palak admitted that she is closer to her character in real life than what one sees on social media.<\/p>\n “The girl presented on social media, I don’t think she even exists! I am just a sensor that people are using to sell their product. Over here, I get to be the closest version of me. Because in my day-to-day, I am somebody that cries, I am somebody that loves ferociously, I am somebody that fights for my family,” she said, adding that the difficult part was not playing the character, but getting people to believe she could pull off a role like Sanobar in the first place.<\/p>\n \u201cThe challenge is to have somebody see me as Sanobar, which this team did. And I think that was half my work done. The rest was just to prove them right,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n