At the premiere of the series “Miracle,” a HELLO! correspondent met with Ida Galich, one of the country’s most popular bloggers, who is starring in her first major project. Ida spoke to HELLO! about the price of success, her emotional state, and what her character taught her.
The premiere of the series “Miracle” took place in Moscow. According to the plot, the country’s most popular blogger and coach, Mia, knows the most important thing about people—what they truly want. Millions of people come to her for change, for meaning, for a miracle. And their lives truly do change. But miracles come at a price, and everyone must decide how far they’re willing to go for them.
As HELLO! has learned, although Mia’s character experiences true miracles on screen, in reality, things turned out differently. Filming the kissing scene was a serious challenge for Ida. The process was tense, she was very nervous, and she still couldn’t bring herself to see the result. This scene was ultimately not included in the final version of the series.
In the series, Mia helps people change their lives, but every miracle has its price. When asked if Ida is familiar with this price of success, the artist answers honestly:
Everything has a price. The price of my success is what I lose somewhere else. At some point, my health may break down, my relationships may break down. At some moments, I feel like we are in good shape. It is always like that. But this is not a question only for me. I think that any woman who has given birth several times in her life and is still trying to achieve self-realization faces this.
Despite the fact that Ida feels emotionally good at the premiere, she admits that she finds peace through a daily struggle with inner chaos:
Something always goes wrong for us. But I, like our heroine Mia, believe that everything will work out for the best. That’s why I’m as calm as a boa constrictor. I pour ice water over myself every day, getting rid of the stress hormones immediately in the morning and in the evening. I already have so much perilymph going on in this world that I feel good.
Speaking about what the heroine taught her, Ida highlights the most important things:
Mia taught me to be honest with myself and look inside.
At the premiere, Ida Galich appeared in a white revealing dress, and the entire Karo 11 Oktyabr cinema was in her images – from posters to photo zones. Denis Shvedov, Sergey Gilev, Anton Filipenko, Anastasia Ukolova, Victoria Romanenko, Alexandra Barysheva and others starred in the series along with Galich. The series premieres on August 29 on Kinopoisk.
