India, Nov. 7 -- The festive season comes on a professional high for Shweta Tripathi with the recent box office success of Mirzapur: The Movie, and her return to the stage this month. The actor is excited to come back to the theatre as it is where it all started for her. "Stage is much tougher than screen because your reaction on stage is instant and there is no scope of editing. There is a lot of self control, a lot of craft, and the kind of discipline it requires is of another level," she says. While Shweta is happy with the success of Mirzapur, she doesn't take any pressure from it. "If we make it a big deal, it becomes a big deal. An actor's job finishes on set. We are just supposed to do justice to what the writer has written and what the director wants. After that, there is so much which is not in our control, so we should take care of what is in our hands," she insists. Dabbling into multiple mediums of acting keeps the excitement of the craft alive for the 41-year-old. "Be it on stage or even just through voice in a radio play, I love performing. I just don't want to restrict myself," she says, adding that the audience's love pushes her to experiment more. "Seeing the support I have received from the audience for my work, I now feel I don't have to be scared while choosing any character," the actor ends....