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Aditi Rao Hydari, 31, is slowly making its presence felt in the film industry with projects like Padmaavat, Bhoomi and Kaatru Veliyidai, but she says that success has demanded its price. The actor said that she was facing a casting couch and when she spoke against her, she was unemployed for months.
In a conversation with Sunday Guardian, Aditi said that she was in difficult situations but she came out of it. She said, "I lost my job and I cried about it. I did not regret it but I cried about it because I felt so angry that it was true and that is how the girls are treated. I was like, how to dare someone to talk to me like that! For about eight months [after the incident] I did not have any work, but I think that decision made me stronger in my intention regarding the kind of work I wanted to do. "
While emphasizing the" misuse of power, "she said that" girls need to empower themselves. "She said," It's about power play in the world. " industry, and you should choke it in the bud.What is the fear? that you will not get work? If you have talent, the right people will call you. "
She began her acting career with the movie Malayalam Prajapathi in 2006, but her big break came with the 2011 film Yeh Saali Zindagi. Aditi was last seen in Sudhir Mishra's Daas Dev and will soon be seen in the Tamil Chekka film Chivantha Vaanam
First published: Jul 30, 2018 15:45 IST
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