Jennifer Winget on toxic relationships: ‘Lying is a big red flag for me’

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Sharing his take on relationships, Karan said, “Today, partnerships should be based on trust and most importantly for me, on equality and equity. There is a big difference that people don’t know about. Usually in relationships, we always tag the man to be toxic, but in real life, there is a reason for everyone to be the way they are.”

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Jennifer Winget also spoke about choosing empowering roles in her shows and said, “Every show that I have done has given me a feeling of empowerment. Acting is what I do for a living. I know this. It is my bread and butter, so whatever achievements I have had, have been through this form. Every character I have played, I have learned a lot. It has helped me grow as a human being also. It also taught me things that I shouldn’t be doing. Fortunately for me, I am a very strong, independent, dynamic, and bright middle-aged woman.”

 

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The actor concluded, “When we do shows, the script changes according to the audience. But when it comes to selecting projects, I choose them based on what I want to do. For me the story always tops it, it is my first and foremost criterion in selecting a project. The character matters too, but everything else comes much later. It has always been like that and by the grace of God it has worked for me so far. I hope it continues to till the very last day of my life.”

Raisinghani vs Raisinghani also stars Reem Shaikh. It streams from Monday to Wednesday on SonyLIV.