Co-stars also joined in to make the day extra special for Rupali, showering her with flowers, warm hugs, and heartfelt wishes. Social media was abuzz with behind-the-scenes glimpses of the celebration, and fans poured in their love for the birthday girl.
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Women are now being portrayed more openly and realistically in films, rather than just as objects. In many Bollywood movies, women have often been shown as secondary to the hero, with little importance given to their characters.
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“The best part was that I went with my friends, which made it so much fun. I could also navigate my way through the festival with the help of people who had been there before. It was a unique experience to be surrounded by so much creativity and cinematic brilliance,” she says.
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The Ishq Jabariya actress also had a message for aspiring talents, “For anyone who thinks that being someone’s Facebook friend or social media buddy will get them roles, I’d say it doesn’t work that way. In television, if you fit the character and can deliver what’s needed, you’ll get the opportunity. So focus on your skills, your craft, and your ability to adapt and perform. That’s what ultimately matters in this industry.”
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In 2017, I participated in Mr. India, won the competition, and went on to represent India on a global stage. That was the first time I was introduced to the modeling and entertainment industry.
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“The reach of TV is unparalleled. If you can craft the right character and insight, even if you don’t know who all and in which corners of the world are watching, you’re surely impacting lives and livelihoods. However, it’s also challenging because you have to churn out content every day,”
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Actress Raviraa Bhardwaj, known for her impactful performances in Aukaat Se Zyaada and the hit music video Saanwarey, reflects on how television has influenced society, shaped public opinion, and evolved over the years.
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