The lockdown has been a blessing in disguise for Parvati as she got to learn a new things. The actress, who learnt to use various gadgets, including smart phones with various features, says she was happy to have watched a lot of movies, too. She confesses not having watched a few films of her co-stars, and thus had a whale of a time binge-watching some of the interesting movies during the lockdown. She says, "I have been watching quite a number of films of late, and my perspective towards filmmaking has changed."
She adds, "I have started noticing and appreciating the technical and aesthetical aspects of movies like never before. From how characters behave in certain scenes to lighting pattern, I have been enjoying the process quite a lot. Prediction of story flow and analysing screenplay and dialogues are also things which I have developed keen interest in."
Parvati also feels that the lockdown reminded her the need to enjoy every moment in life and not to take things for granted. "Once normalcy returns, I will ensure to cherish the smallest of memories. We always keep thinking about the future and neglect the present. We should learn to live in the present," she says.
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