Pooja Bhatt will quickly be seen in Huge Ladies Do not Cry.
Pooja Bhatt opened up about why she agreed to do Huge Ladies Do not Cry and about going through ageism.
After ruling the hearts of her followers in her movies, Pooja Bhatt entered the truth TV area by turning into part of Bigg Boss OTT 2. Taking her OTT profession ahead, she’s going to now be seen in Amazon Prime Video’s Huge Ladies Don’t Cry. She can be enjoying the function of a college principal within the sequence.
Talking in regards to the sequence, she advised Pinkvilla, “The rationale I’m sitting right here is as a result of I did a gem of a movie with Sudhanshu Saria (one of many administrators of BGDC) known as Sanaa, which is a really private movie and it offers with one thing solely a girl can undergo. And I feel he bust the parable that it takes a girl to inform a girl’s story… He stated Nitya (Mehra) can be helming the affair and I stated, ‘Oh my God, we have now historical past.’ We return to my final movie as an actor Everyone Says I’m Positive.”
Pooja, who’s now in her 50s, additionally spoke about relevance in at the moment’s time. She stated, “As a result of, I used to be astute sufficient to know, and I’ve stated this earlier than, that one factor I’ve discovered in 35 years of being on this enterprise is that relevance is a bitch.”
“So whenever you’re 52, you should be acutely conscious that there are an entire lot of individuals on the market who’ve grown up with my poster on the ceiling. Should you’re above the age of 40, you’ve gotten positively had my poster up in your wall or you’ve gotten held the hand of the one you love whereas watching Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahin,” she stated.
“So, I feel that it takes humility and nice astuteness to have the ability to put your self in that place. Most people my age could be fearful about how they might come off as a result of reverse ageism or ageism you face irrespective of how previous you might be,” Pooja added.
In addition to Pooja, the sequence additionally options Avantika Vandanapu, Aneet Padda, Dalai, Vidushi, Lhakyila, Afrah Sayed, Akshita Sood, Raima Sen, and Zoya Hussain in pivotal roles.
