Raashii Khanna says Just Being Good Enough is Not Enough!
Actress Raashii Khanna is gaining popularity in Tamil, Telugu, and hindi cinema because to her varied roles in movies like Yodha, Maanagaram, Oohalu Gusagusalade, and Warrior. She stressed in a recent interview conducted in Abu Dhabi that being "good enough" is not enough in the competitive world of today. You have to put in your all to keep moving up the ladder in any area. The objective is to just work hard and be disciplined; don't worry about where you are in the process or how many stages you have left to go, said Raashii.
Raashii made her acting debut in madras Cafe in 2013. Since then, she has worked alongside some of the biggest stars in South indian cinema, such as Prithviraj, Jr. NTR, Vijay Deverakonda, Mohanlal, and ravi Teja. She says, "I am always focused on doing the best that I can do, and so are they," indicating her belief that cooperation should be the main emphasis of art rather than competition. And you always shine together when you are totally committed to giving it your all.
The native of New delhi also talked about how she doesn't want to get labeled in the profession. "Your decisions determine whether or not you will fit into a certain sector. Being placed in comparable tasks where there is little opportunity to demonstrate one's variety and adaptability should not be acceptable, the speaker said. Lady Shri ram college alumna Raashii believes that female performers are now afforded greater opportunity to explore a wider range of roles. "Female actors who are brave in their choices and wait to play roles that are different from each other have much better opportunities today," she continued.
Raashii made her acting debut in madras Cafe in 2013. Since then, she has worked alongside some of the biggest stars in South indian cinema, such as Prithviraj, Jr. NTR, Vijay Deverakonda, Mohanlal, and ravi Teja. She says, "I am always focused on doing the best that I can do, and so are they," indicating her belief that cooperation should be the main emphasis of art rather than competition. And you always shine together when you are totally committed to giving it your all.
The native of New delhi also talked about how she doesn't want to get labeled in the profession. "Your decisions determine whether or not you will fit into a certain sector. Being placed in comparable tasks where there is little opportunity to demonstrate one's variety and adaptability should not be acceptable, the speaker said. Lady Shri ram college alumna Raashii believes that female performers are now afforded greater opportunity to explore a wider range of roles. "Female actors who are brave in their choices and wait to play roles that are different from each other have much better opportunities today," she continued.