“I could instantly connect with the character after donning the uniform.” – says Tunisha Sharma aka Aditi Jammwal from Sony SAB’s Hero – Gayab Mode On

• How does it feel to be associated with Sony SAB?

It feels fantastic to be associated with Sony SAB and having an opportunity of playing the strong-headed character of Aditi Jammwal on television allows me to explore more as an artist. I am enjoying this character as it has different shades, and it is a learning curve for me. It helps me delve into my skills more, and I don’t think I could have asked for anything better.

• What made you accept this role in Hero-Gayab Mode On?

When I learnt about the show and its storyline, I was surprised and very excited. I consider this a rare opportunity as this role is helping me experiment and get hands-on experience of portraying a cop on television. Since childhood, I have always wanted to portray a strong police officer, so this is my childhood wish coming true, and I am very delighted.

• Tell us something about your character, ASP Aditi Jammwal.

Aditi is fearless, courageous and a tough police officer. I think what makes this character unique is the way she approaches things in life. With Aditi, I am learning something new each day, and I am looking forward to this journey ahead with her.

• How does it feel to be portraying the character of a police inspector for the first time on-screen?

The experience of portraying a police inspector on-screen has been amazing. I could instantly connect with the character after donning my uniform. I also had to practice the minute nuances that make Aditi the cop she is. Playing a cop has taught me to be more disciplined, and this role has inspired me to become a fitter person than before.

• Have you sought any inspiration for this character?

For Aditi, I have sought inspiration from Priyanka Chopra as she has essayed many powerful roles, and the cop characters have struck a right chord with the audience. I have learnt about the nuances and the body language as it is very important to get that right.