Talking about the same, Esha says, "Not long ago, the writing of our films was such that women were restricted to either goody-two-shoes or oomph vamps. I felt so constricted for a few years. With OTT giving movies a healthy competition, the general writing of stories has evolved. I am getting an array of parts, some of which makes me wonder if I can pull it off. That's really what actors should feel when they get a script."

"I played a cop recently in 'Nakaab' and my character in 'Invisible Woman' can't be more different. I genuinely feel the joy of going to work everyday. There's a spring in my step because I am finally getting to play women I know, I have met. Their challenges, ordeals and dilemmas feel real to me. I am working more than I ever have because finally what's offered to me is resonating with me," the actress adds.

Ask her about her next and she quips, "You'll have to wait for that one. I hear the announcement is just around the corner."

The actress is also said to be filming for MX Player's runaway hit series 'Ashram' in Rajasthan.