Kriti Sanon calls her character Mukti in “Tere Ishq Mein” the most complex role of her career and thanks fans for their love.

Speaking candidly about her performance in “Tere Ishq Mein,” Kriti Sanon described Mukti as the most complex and challenging character she has ever portrayed.

The “Heropanti” actress thanked everyone on Instagram, posting a video that showcased the positive compliments she received for her role in the movie. She wrote, “My heart is full.” Kriti conveyed her sincere appreciation for the audience’s reaction to her performance in the caption. She emphasized the intricacy and subtlety of her part as Mukti, calling it her most nuanced portrayal to date. Sanon wrote, “I have a full heart.When the audience can relate to every nuance of your character’s unspoken emotions, it’s the best sensation for an actor. I think Mukti is the most complex and nuanced character I’ve ever played, and every heartbeat she has becomes ISHK! I appreciate all of the ISHK.

Dhanush played the lead in “Tere Ishq Mein,” which was written by Himanshu Sharma and Neeraj Yadav and directed by Aanand L. Rai. The movie centers on Kriti Sanon’s character, Mukti, a young woman who develops feelings for Dhanush’s strong and rebellious character, Shankar. But before their romance can reach its full potential, events pull them apart. On November 28, the Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi versions of the romantic thriller were released in theaters.

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Kriti had previously talked candidly about entering the complex and challenging realm of Mukti, her character. She confessed that it had been emotionally and physically taxing to film Tere Ishq Mein’s pre-climax and climax sequences. “Mutki’s character has a very varied graph; there are many layers to what she is doing, including where she begins, where she ends up, and the choices she makes. There are many reasons why she does what she does that are not often expressed verbally, including a great deal of justification.

The pre-climax and the climax are both fairly lengthy and contain a number of really powerful sequences. We shot it for maybe five or six days, and it was really exhausting. Those scenes were very emotionally and physically taxing. Sometimes it lasted with me when I returned home; I was exhausted. That sequence brought me down the hardest and is likely the most dramatic and emotional part of the movie.