Waluscha De Sousa opens up about working with Ruchi Narain in the Indian adaptation of Revenge; says, “She managed to get a solid performance out of Kiara Advani and hope she pushes the envelope with me too” : Bollywood News

Waluscha De Sousa will be a part of the Revenge series which will be an Indian adaptation of the International concept with the same title. The series is produced by Taher Shabbir and Ashutosh Shah's banner Rat Films.

Waluscha De Sousa opens up about working with Ruchi Narain in the Indian adaptation of Revenge; says, “She managed to get a solid performance out of Kiara Advani and hope she pushes the envelope with me too”

Talking about the adaptation, Waluscha shared, “I am elated to be part of this Indian adaptation. The successful show aired a while ago and I was a huge fan, I remember binge-watching it. When I was approached to be a part of the remake, I was supremely excited. I remember the original story like it was yesterday. I hope that the Indian audience loves this adaptation too since it has a fantastic gripping plot.”

Revenge is directed by Guilty fame Ruchi Narain. Speaking about working with a female director Waluscha only has praise for her, “This is the first time that I am being directed by a female director, and it's a great, empowering feeling. Ruchi is such a lovely person to work with. Needless to say, a super director whose outing with Guilty was applauded by all! She managed to get a solid performance out of Kiara and I am hoping that she pushes the envelope with me too. I have immense faith in her as a director.”

Waluscha who was last seen in Escapye Live is happy that she's getting to play different roles. And she's also looking forward to her role in Revenge which she cannot reveal the details of yet. “All I can say is that I am yet again set to play a role that is very different than my other shows — Crackdown S1 and S2, Escaype Live, Tanaav, the Indian adaption of Fauda etc. As an actor, it is so fulfilling to be able to portray so many different characters and not be confined to stereotypes. I can’t wait to see this come together and bring it to the audiences,” she concluded.

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