Meet Actress Who Worked with Super Star, No Movies for 3 Years, Now has to Pay Bills by...
This actress has 10 years of experience in the hindi cinema business. Even though she shared the screen with amitabh bachchan, she made sure to grab attention with her performance. Whether it's for tv or online series, she's established her niche. She has sadly been unemployed for the past three years and is sick of being referred to be a "good actor." Her most recent appearance was in Madhur Bhandarkar's india Lockdown. The woman in question has acted in films such as Lipstick Under My Burkha, The Accidental Prime Minister, and Salaam Venky.
She said in an interview with Hindustan Times that she hasn't had any role offers in the last three years and that, in order to meet her expenses, she has shifted her focus from acting to production. "I am no longer receiving offers for shows. It has been almost three years since I last received an offer. I have no one providing me anything. aahana kumra stated, "I used to work on OTT so lot, but I haven't done any for so many years, and I am entirely OK with it.
Aahana Kumra also talked about how strangely, having the reputation of being a "good actor" has hurt rather than helped her career. She mentioned that most filmmakers would rather work with A-list actresses to illustrate her displeasure with the dearth of opportunities for talents like her. She continued by saying that the producers would have preferred to collaborate with a star or a less expensive person. Like everyone else, Aahana has to manage her kitchen, therefore she's considering several movie formats.
She said in an interview with Hindustan Times that she hasn't had any role offers in the last three years and that, in order to meet her expenses, she has shifted her focus from acting to production. "I am no longer receiving offers for shows. It has been almost three years since I last received an offer. I have no one providing me anything. aahana kumra stated, "I used to work on OTT so lot, but I haven't done any for so many years, and I am entirely OK with it.
Aahana Kumra also talked about how strangely, having the reputation of being a "good actor" has hurt rather than helped her career. She mentioned that most filmmakers would rather work with A-list actresses to illustrate her displeasure with the dearth of opportunities for talents like her. She continued by saying that the producers would have preferred to collaborate with a star or a less expensive person. Like everyone else, Aahana has to manage her kitchen, therefore she's considering several movie formats.