, considers the role a challenge, yet a dream come true. “A lot of this industry is not in your control, so I just try to focus on the things that are in my control,” she says. She’s been following some of the advice she got from the season one cast: “They've kind of said make sure you have all of your security measures, comfort blankets in place,” she says. For her, that’s going to therapy.
“In an ideal world everyone should have access to therapy,” she adds. And though it might be surprising given that the role has come with global scrutiny, Chandran says being on the show has lessened her insecurities. “[It’s] mainly because I realized that if Shonda Rhimes and Netflix don’t think of my skin, my body, and my face as a hinderance, then it’s clearly not,” she says.
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