I want to add value to human life, says Pravisht Mishra

A known actor and a physiotherapy intern, Pravisht Mishra is balancing his life well, dabbling between both professions

A known actor and a physiotherapy intern, Pravisht Mishra is balancing his life well, dabbling between both professions. He feels though both are very different from each other still the basic intent is same.

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On his visit to Lucknow, the UPite says, “I don’t see them as two different professions because at the end of the day the basic intent of both is to add value to human life. With acting I try to bring entertainment value and via physiotherapy I help in health matters. And as a professional I will always strive to do my best in both.”

During pandemic besides acting, he got opportunity to serve people at Covid centres. “Since I was not shooting in those days, I found time to go ahead with my internship. In fact, my duty was at the ICU where we were rehabilitating pandemic patients. There I got to witness how Covid warriors were supporting each other. There was so much negativity and mental stress but everyone was trying their best to maintain positivity around.”

He is happy the way his show has shaped up of late, “It started few months before pandemic, but we continued shooting after lockdown and during second wave we shifted to Gujarat. Since our show Barrister Babu is set in pre-independence era so while shooting, we got to witness a big contrast. In the real world there were so many problems, and many television shows got a chance to incorporate pandemic in their storyline, but we couldn’t do that as we had a show set in different era. It was really challenging as individuals and actors as our emotions were very different from the outer world. But thankfully, all is well now, and the show is in a very interesting phase with new turns, twists and the leap.

Talking about his UP connect he says, “I have been coming here but my last visit was many years back. We were very frequent to Allahabad as my family hails from Badlapur village near Jaunpur. Due to my roots there, UP will always live in my heart. I remember coming to Lucknow and visiting Bada Imambara where my sister once went missing and was later, found near an ice-cream stall. It’s nostalgic as I visited the place after eight long years.”