Productivity shouldn’t be a pressure

The actor says that she has been taking life slow during the lockdown and adds that one must extend a helping hand to those in need to the best of their capacity

Strap - Chitrangda Singh is making sure that she doesn’t lose touch with her craft even as she sits at home during the lockdown. As a result, she has taken to a video-sharing platform

Chitrangda Singh

Chitrangda Singh is making sure that she doesn’t lose touch with her craft even as she sits at home during the lockdown. As a result, she has taken to a video-sharing platform to make lip-sync videos on yesteryear classics. But she confides that she has been missing being on a set. “I think we all miss working, being creative and productive. I was supposed to finish Bob Biswas and start with another script. But as fate would have it, the script is still being worked upon and fine-tuned,” she says.

The actor says that though it’s important to remain active at this time, one shouldn’t submit to the herd and look at productivity as pressure. She shares, “It’s a good and important to be productive but I don’t feel that we need to put any kind of pressure on ourselves. It’s just important to go with the flow as nothing is in our control right now. I like to get up at a certain time and do my work out but beyond that, I don’t feel compelled to do anything in particular. I don’t think it’s a bad thing at all.”

The Baazaar (2018) actor says that the best way of dealing with the crisis is to accept the reality and be prepared “to tackle situation”. She elaborates, “I was anxious after looking at the number of deaths and positive cases. There has been a rise and the numbers are doubling up. There will be loss of life and money and the economy (will falter). But I believe that if we follow the instructions and if we keep ourselves mentally strong, we can overcome this.”