Aarya marks the comeback of actress Sushmita Sen, who is basking in the glory of praises coming her way for the performance.
She plays the titular role of a woman who goes to great extents for the sake of her family.
The former Miss Universe shared interesting artworks made by her fans, who can’t stop praising her for the portrayal of a gutsy and fierce Aarya.
The tribute work has popular Bollywood film posters that have been reimagined to fit her bold character. These recreated posters of Gangs of Wasseypur, Agneepath, Tanhaji, Sooryavanshi etc bring out the essence of Aarya’s daring personality and have impressed Sushmita beyond words.
Sharing the post, the Main Hoon Na actress wrote, “You guys are AMAZING!!! Had to share some of your creative versions of #Aarya (from Instagram) #superfun I LOVE YOU GUYS!!!! Thank you for all the love & honest feed back!!! You guys make every journey WORTH IT!!! #duggadugga (sic).”
The Biwi No 1 actress returns to the screen a decade after the 2010 comedy, No Problem directed by Anees Bazmee.
Aarya is the Indian adaptation of Dutch crime-drama, Penoza created by Pieter Bart Korthuis. The show traces clashes in family and their relationships which are tarnished with betrayal and treachery. In the show, Sushmita plays the wife of Chandrachur Singh’s character, who is involved in an illegal narcotics business.
Namit Das, Sikander Kher, Manish Chaudhary, Vishwajeet Pradhan, Ankur Bhatia and Sugandha Garg play key characters in the series.
Aarya is the brainchild of Ram Madhvani, who directed Sonam Kapoor-starrer Neerja. The show started streaming June 19 onwards on Hotstar.
Talking about the inspiration behind Aarya, Madhvani recently said, "I saw Penoza 9 years ago with my wife, Amita, now my co-producer. When we saw it, we immediately knew that this is the character that we really had to bring onto the screen for the Indian audience. For a couple of years, I was clueless on how to adapt it. Around 7 years ago, we were undertaking a train journey and I happened to ask the TC the whereabouts of some flowers blooming outside. Upon being informed of them being opium fields, it occurred to me how to root this. I knew how to make it culturally relevant to India."
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