Kangana Ranaut marked her OTT debut with the launch of her production venture ‘Tiku Weds Sheru’, starring Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Avneet Kaur. At the film’s promotional event, the actress went on to recall her journey, from her days of struggle to basking in the stardom.
Speaking about her initial days in the city, Kangana shared, “All of us, including Nawaz sir, has gone through the grind of those struggling days.Today, we have everything like stardom and fans, and the world is very kind to us. But we have also seen the other side of Mumbai, ofBollywood and the underbelly of Bollywood as we call it like the shady audition offices and offers. We come to do certain things but get drifted towards other things but still the Bollywood dream continues. It manages to nurture and take care of so many people.”
Speaking about embracing the struggle and shining through the challenges, Kangana added, “I’m anyway a very busy actor. Whatever I do is not just to keep myself occupied but also has a larger meaning. For me, the most important part of this project was to delve deep into the lives of those people who we see behind the actors and the stars. We talk about the struggles that we faced when we came into this line [of work] but a creative interpretation of those struggles will strike a chord with the audience and that’s why I indulged in this project.”
Speaking about her initial days in the city, Kangana shared, “All of us, including Nawaz sir, has gone through the grind of those struggling days.Today, we have everything like stardom and fans, and the world is very kind to us. But we have also seen the other side of Mumbai, ofBollywood and the underbelly of Bollywood as we call it like the shady audition offices and offers. We come to do certain things but get drifted towards other things but still the Bollywood dream continues. It manages to nurture and take care of so many people.”
Speaking about embracing the struggle and shining through the challenges, Kangana added, “I’m anyway a very busy actor. Whatever I do is not just to keep myself occupied but also has a larger meaning. For me, the most important part of this project was to delve deep into the lives of those people who we see behind the actors and the stars. We talk about the struggles that we faced when we came into this line [of work] but a creative interpretation of those struggles will strike a chord with the audience and that’s why I indulged in this project.”
