
Thu Apr 10 04:16:20 UTC 2025: ## Veteran Actress Jayati Bhatia Juggles Stage, Screen, and Success
**Bengaluru, April 10, 2025** – Veteran actress Jayati Bhatia, a familiar face on Indian television and in recent streaming hits like *Dahaad* and *Heeramandi*, is currently captivating Bengaluru audiences in the musical “Blame It On Bollywood.” Known for her versatility, Bhatia has seamlessly transitioned between roles ranging from the lead in *Kanyadaan* to the “badi maa” in *Sasural Simran Ka 2* and the memorable Phatto in *Heeramandi*.
In an interview, Bhatia discussed her busy schedule, revealing the challenges and rewards of balancing a demanding career across multiple platforms. She emphasized the unique energy of live theatre, noting that each performance of “Blame It On Bollywood,” even after 112 shows, feels fresh and exciting. Her established presence in television and theatre, she explained, provides an advantage in the world of web series, lending credibility and facilitating smoother collaborations.
Bhatia also addressed the common critique of stereotypical portrayals of women on Indian television. While acknowledging the dramatic presentation of certain family dynamics, she argued that even within these narratives, female characters ultimately strive for education, financial independence, and family well-being.
Her experience working with Sanjay Leela Bhansali on *Heeramandi* was a highlight. Bhatia described Bhansali’s meticulous approach to filmmaking, his attention to detail, and the inspiring atmosphere he created on set. The collaboration with Manisha Koirala, she said, was particularly impactful, further reinforcing her passion for acting.
In contrast to Bhansali’s intensely focused style, Bhatia described a more relaxed atmosphere working with Bharat Dabholkar on “Blame It On Bollywood,” appreciating his collaborative and fun-loving approach.
Bhatia’s career exemplifies the enduring appeal of seasoned talent navigating the evolving landscape of Indian entertainment. Her ongoing success underscores her adaptability and commitment to her craft.