Synopsis
Manushi Chhillar advises aspiring artists to plan carefully before entering the entertainment industry. She emphasizes the importance of education and preparation. Upcoming projects include the thriller 'Maalik' and 'Tehran', shedding light on significant geopolitical issues.Key Takeaways
- Planning is essential before entering the entertainment industry.
- Education should be prioritized before pursuing a career in glamour.
- Manushi Chhillar's journey reflects determination and hard work.
- Upcoming films 'Maalik' and 'Tehran' showcase her evolving role.
- Industry insights can help newcomers navigate challenges.
Mumbai, March 9 (NationPress) Former beauty queen and actress Manushi Chhillar highlights that "The world of glamour is a challenging field that requires genuine passion and commitment. You have to truly want to do it,".
Manushi, who made her entrance into Bollywood without any industry connections, has shared valuable advice for aspiring newcomers to approach their career decisions with thoughtful planning.
"I would never recommend leaving everything behind without a plan. If you are not from this industry and are completely new to the world of entertainment, my suggestion would be to finish your education, or have a platform like I did before you start, because it is not going to be an easy journey" she stated.
Manushi will soon be seen in “Maalik” alongside Rajkummar Rao. The action-thriller “Maalik”, where Rajkummar will portray a gangster for the first time, is scheduled to premiere on June 20.
“Maalik” is directed by Pulkit, known for his work on "Dedh Beegha Zameen", "Bose: Dead/Alive", and "Bhakshak".
Following that, she will appear in “Tehran” with John Abraham. Directed by debutant Arun Gopalan, the film also features Neeru Bajwa, Hadi Khanjanpour, Madhurima Tuli, Adam Karst, and Allon Sylvain in significant roles.
“Tehran" is reportedly inspired by real events amid the backdrop of the Russia-Ukraine war. This geopolitical thriller will provide India's perspective on the ongoing conflict between the two nations and marks Arun Gopalan's directorial debut.
Prior to this, Manushi Chhillar participated in films such as "Samrat Prithviraj", "The Great Indian Family", and "Bade Miyan Chote Miyan".
