Aditi Rao Hydari says Hindi filmmakers not offering her fascinating roles doesn’t really upset her, Naseeruddin Shah supports her
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Aditi, who made her acting debut in the 2006 Malayalam film Prajapathi, has a sizable fan base and built a name for herself in the Bollywood business by appearing in movies like Padmaavat, Delhi, Rockstar, and others. She has, however, been away from the big screen for a while, and just recently, she addressed it.
Aditi Rao Hydari was asked in an interview if Hindi filmmakers had not been able to utilise her talent as well as those in the South. I have heard this too often, a lot, the actress quickly reacted. Naseeruddin Shah, her Taj: Split by Blood co-star and a seasoned actor, interrupted and commented, “Maybe because Tamil and Malayalam makers are more knowledgeable… Someone like Aditi need not be concerned; sooner or later, they would realise their error in this place.
Returning to Aditi Rao Hydari, the actress responded by saying that it doesn’t worry her that Hindi directors don’t offer her jobs that are as fascinating as those in other industries. I started, as a little child, my desire was to be Mani Ratnam’s heroine, the actress said, adding that she has witnessed people who have done tremendous job across industries. I was aware that I must speak Tamil since, as you may know, he is a Tamil speaker and would be extremely happy to work on a Tamil film. My mother and grandmother are both excellent storytellers, so I grew up realising that nothing can stop a good story, regardless of language, caste, or religion. A story is about emotions and how it affects your mood. In any language, they may perform that.
Aditi Rao Hydari’s next film appearance will be in Taj: Split by Blood, which will air on Zee 5 on March 3.
