‘Didn’t know how to play the game in Bollywood’
26 Jun 2014 8:28 PM GMT
Aditi Rao Hydari says when she stepped into the Hindi film industry, she was clueless about playing the ‘game’, but she's now glad to have found her niche in tinsel town. Her aim here onwards is to become an ‘irreplaceable’ actress.
‘It's all falling in place. I am happy that I have own place now. I want to be known as an actress who is irreplaceable. What is mine must only be mine,’ said Aditi, who will be seen in distinctive roles in Guddu Rangeela and The Legend Of Michael Mishra. It has taken Aditi a while to find her bearings in the film industry ever since she came here in 2006.
She has been finalised opposite Farhan Akhtar in Bejoy Nambiar's yet untitled film. That's the leap in her career Aditi was waiting for patiently. Aditi, who starred in Yeh Saali Zindagi and Delhi-6, feels it's a disadvantage to be an outsider in Bollywood. ‘Not that anyone takes advantage of you. I firmly believe the way one is treated depends on one's conduct and intentions.
‘It's all falling in place. I am happy that I have own place now. I want to be known as an actress who is irreplaceable. What is mine must only be mine,’ said Aditi, who will be seen in distinctive roles in Guddu Rangeela and The Legend Of Michael Mishra. It has taken Aditi a while to find her bearings in the film industry ever since she came here in 2006.
She has been finalised opposite Farhan Akhtar in Bejoy Nambiar's yet untitled film. That's the leap in her career Aditi was waiting for patiently. Aditi, who starred in Yeh Saali Zindagi and Delhi-6, feels it's a disadvantage to be an outsider in Bollywood. ‘Not that anyone takes advantage of you. I firmly believe the way one is treated depends on one's conduct and intentions.
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