Arshin Mehta, an actress who most recently starred in The Diary of West Bengal, said she was thrilled to be a part of a rare movie with a strong female lead. Mehta feels privileged to be in charge of one of the few such films that make it to the big screen. Being the main character in this film makes me very happy. Being the main character for the entire movie was thrilling, even though I’ve appeared on screen alongside other actors in prominent parts. Because there aren’t many films that focus on women, this experience is even more unique,” she said.
“Most Indian films have male leads, so I’m appreciative of those who trusted me with this role,” Arshin said, highlighting the male-centric norm in the business. I consider myself fortunate.”
Mehta, who has worked in the field for more than seven years, talked about how she maintains her optimism in the face of her career’s volatility. The market will always have imperfections, anxiety, and insecurity. However, I consider myself fortunate to have such upbeat parents. My father always reassures me that better things are coming when I’m feeling down. I believe in the universe, pray, and work on bettering myself,” she remarked.
The actor stressed that her grounded approach is built on gratitude. “I strive to be kind to everyone, and I don’t allow my ego to get in the way of things. Many people adore me because of it. I’m appreciative of the love, support, and blessings I’ve experienced. It all inspires me to press on. My friends and admirers are always excited when my work is released, and I’m always up for the next challenge. She said, “I feel so grateful for everything that God, the universe, and the people in my life have given me.”
Arshin Mehta’s performance in The Diary of West Bengal is a monument to the strength of female-centred storytelling in Indian cinema, particularly as these stories become increasingly well-known.
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