A cloak hung over her dark clothing, entertainer Sharmila Tagore showed up at Dhaka Club exactly on schedule. With her sweet grin, she made that big appearance in the wake of hello everybody Friday evening. This is whenever the acclaimed entertainer first met the press during her 10-day visit in Dhaka. This time, she was in Dhaka to serve on the jury for the Asian Cinema Section of the 22nd Dhaka International Film Festival. Sharmila responded to inquiries on different subjects remembering her presentation for acting, her Bollywood profession, analysis, marriage and fame. Asaduzzaman Noor, a well-known actor and member of the Bangladeshi parliament, served as the event's host. didn't have to work hard" After the release of "Apur Sansar," the character "Aparna" had gained a lot of popularity. The name 'Aparna' had spread to individuals' homes. That is the reason I didn't need to battle a lot to enter the field of acting. My family and I never anticipated that I would be an actor. I might have been studying at Shantiniketan if I hadn't had the opportunity to work with Manikda (Satyajit Ray). Bollywood and Tollywood I gave it my all, whether it was a Hindi or Bangla film. I have all the while worked in the two enterprises. Everybody used to tell me, "This is not your Hindi film, take some time to think, and then react before the camera," when I worked in Bangla films. Of course when I would go to work in a Hindi film, they would agree, "This isn't a Satyajit Beam film. Convey the discourse t a high speed." Marriage and fame When Tiger (Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi) and I were getting married, a lot of people told me that it wasn't the right time and that I wouldn't be as popular after I got married. However, I believe that getting married at the right time is crucial. I ignored advice from others because I believed I ought to get married. We were extremely cheerful after we were hitched. I didn't care at all about criticism I didn't care at all about criticism. I used to feel really low at that time because a lot would be written about me. Then I pondered internally, for what reason am I perusing this? What's more, I dropped the membership of the magazines. I didn't have a migraine about it. There will continuously be analysis. Sara used to cry whenever someone said something to her when she started making movies. I told her, "Anything individuals are saying acknowledge that. You can learn from it if it has a positive outcome, but if it doesn't, just ignore it. Female driven films have expanded There are more female-driven films currently contrasted with previously. When I talk about the movie "Piku," for instance, no one even believed that a single woman could earn money and care for her father. However, they now do believe it. Numerous entertainers including Vidya Balan are doing such tasks. At present, courageous woman driven films are not exclusively being made individuals are likewise going to the venues to see them. Searching for comic jobs I have never played numerous comic parts. My performance in the movie "Chupke Chupke" only contained a small amount of humor. No one really offered me a comic job. I really want to play a funny role. Everybody would simply offer me exaggerated jobs with me crying.
