India, Nov. 5 -- Actor Anupriya Goenka, known for web shows such as Criminal Justice and Sacred Games, recently wrapped up the first schedule of the third season of Asur in Mumbai. The actor shares how being part of an OTT project feels like returning to a "familiar space" every time. "In our industry, work is very uncertain, so being part of a web series is absolutely an advantage. Because when you are a part of a certain team, it becomes a very familiar space. The character changes its graph, but the creators remain the same. And the people you're working with are primarily the same," she says. Goenka adds that this sense of belonging allows her to explore her character as an actor: "When you get to relive the character in different ways over different seasons, they grow out of their circumstances, and you get to perform a little differently each season." Speaking about being part of the psychological crime thriller Asur, the 39-year-old says that more than the mystical aspect, it is the technology that scares her. "The makers have beautifully amalgamated everything. Sometimes, we have to read the script multiple times to understand the depth. But what's more scary is how, in this AI world, technology can be so dangerous." The actor, who has also featured in films such as Tiger Zinda Hai (2017) and Padmaavat (2018), also reflects on the changing work environment in the industry and the challenges that come with it. "It's a fact that despite some of the big hits, less work is happening. But that's very individual; I am very selective about my roles from what is offered to me. I will still say God is kind, as something or other keeps happening," she ends....