`I have done Visharad in Kathak. It is a six-year-course, I have done it from Khairagarh University, Chhattisgarh. Dance for me is freedom of expression. It clears my mind. I can dance anywhere. Whenever I hear beats, my body just starts dancing. It is my first love and will always be,` she says.
However, this doesn't mean that her dedication towards her craft of acting is any less. Recalling how the acting bug got to her, Aishwarya says, `I don't remember exactly when I realised that I want to be an actor but I used to do a lot of mimicry of my faculty members and friends in my school and college days and a lot of people used to tell me that I should try acting. I used to read a lot of celebrity interviews and something always told me that I should do it but then I never said it at home. Then after engineering, I just happened to tell my father that I want to do something in that field, and it was him who told me that I should get into acting. I am so grateful to him for saying that and I till date thank God for giving me such an amazing father.`
The young star made her first television appearance with the show Code Red, however, it was only with the show Sankat Mochan Mahabali Hanuman's character of Jamwanthi that she became a regular household name. If there is one character which really fascinated her, it is that of filmmaker Aanand L Rai's film Tanu Weds Manu Returns.
`I want to play the role of Danto, from Tanu Weds Manu Returns, which Kangana Ranaut played. A tomboyish character. Also, I want to play a psychopath character. I really want to play challenging characters,` she shares.