The actress reminisces about her lowest-paid project, Shaadi Mein Zaroor Aana, and why it is still close to her heart
A Career Highlight That Wasn’t Money-Oriented
Kriti Kharbanda, who has proven herself with her multi-dimensional performances, recently spoke about Shaadi Mein Zaroor Aana—her favorite, yet lowest-paid, project.
“It’s the lowest I’ve ever been paid. But I worked the hardest, and it meant the most,” she said in a spontaneous interview.
Magic on Set, Fueled by Teamwork
Kriti attributed the film’s vibe to the team’s chemistry. For her, the creative process in the movie was unparalleled.
“For the first time, I felt real teamwork on a set. Everyone was on the same page. That’s what made it magical.
She also confirmed that there was one strong audition scene that made her decide to do the film—no second thought, no bargaining.
“I Didn’t Even Argue About the Money”
Kriti mentioned the story appealed to her right from the word go in the movie.
“I didn’t care about the paycheck. I just knew I had to do this film. The experience was priceless.”
She further stated that she’s still pursuing that same creative energy on her current sets.
Recent Work and What’s Coming Up
Kriti recently left everyone impressed with her performance as Alia Oberoi in Rana Naidu Season 2. Pulkit Samrat, on the other hand, has completed shooting for his next titles Rahu Ketu and Glory, reminiscent of the movie’s dedication.
Passion Over Paychecks
Kriti’s honest introspection reminds us that some projects give you more than just fame or money—they give you fulfilment. And sometimes, that’s what lingers with you the longest. Shaadi Mein Zaroor Aana is one such project for Kriti.
