Acting insecure career: Kriti
Actress KRITI SANON believes there is more insecurity in the acting profession but the only way to survive in the industry is to go with the flow and understand that nothing lasts forever. An engineering graduate, Kriti became a model before debuting as an actor with Heropanti in 2014. “There are insecurity and competitiveness here but that is in every field. Maybe it’s a little bit more here but that’s the kind of job I’ve chosen for myself. The best way is to go with the flow, be true to yourself and put your 100 per cent, so you don’t regret not doing something you could have,” said Kriti.
I met with a nerve-wrecking accident while shooting for Manikarnika. It left me with a scar on my forehead. But when I look back now, I carry this scar with pride. I am nowhere close to Rani of Jhansi but her story definitely gave me courage and strength to do this physically challenging part
— Kangana Ranaut
Actor SUSHANT SINGH RAJPUT doesn’t have dates for India’s pioneer space film Chanda Mama but will make his own film under Innsaei Ventures. He has also booked a piece of real estate on the moon. This move o brings to light his love for his country since the land bought by him is on a very specific part of the moon—called the ‘Sea of Muscovy’—whose shape is just like the map of India if the Earth were depicted on the moon.
Scarlett trolled for new role
Actress SCARlETT JOHANSSON has been criticised for playing a transgender in her new film. However the actress-singer refused to comment on the reaction.
The actress is set to star in the upcoming film Rub & Tug which tells the story of a transgender man, Dante ‘Tex' Gill, who owned a massage parlour in Pittsburgh's underground sex industry in the 1970s. Her representative said, “Tell them (trollers) they can be directed to Jeffrey Tambor, Jared leto, and Felicity Huffman's representatives for comment.”
Johansson, 33, has been one of the world's highest paid actresses from 2014 to 2016.