Tisha Expresses Desire to Star Opposite Emraan Hashmi

Bangladeshi small-screen popular actress Tasnuva Tisha has expressed her desire to work with Bollywood actor Emraan Hashmi. She is a fan of the acting and romantic screen presence of the actor, known as the ‘serial kisser’.

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Tisha also stated that she wishes to act opposite Emraan Hashmi if given the opportunity. Recently, as a guest on a celebrity talk show, she openly discussed various aspects of her career and personal life. It was there that she revealed her favorite Bollywood actor and expressed her future aspirations.

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During the show, the host asked Tisha which Bollywood actor she dreams of starring opposite. In response, Tisha said, “I want to work with Emraan Hashmi. The emotion and passion he brings to his acting are truly wonderful. No one can portray a character as beautifully on screen as he does. He appears very natural, making it seem as if everything is happening in real life.”

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Beyond her acting career, Tisha also shared a childhood dream during the show. As a child, she wished to join the Bangladesh Army. However, her father often used to tease her about this.

Tisha mentioned that she was quite slender back then. Jokingly, her father would say, “You won’t even be able to lift the heavy army rifle!”

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