Actress Sneha Ullal has come into discussion these days regarding one of her interviews. Recently, he narrated an emotional story related to his debut film ‘Lucky: No Time for Love’ and told that doing this film was a compromise for him. Also, despite being compared with Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, she has spoken openly and revealed many things.

How was your entry in ‘Lucky’?

In a conversation with Alpha Neon Studios, she told about her entry in the film ‘Lucky’ that at that time she had passed 10th and had taken admission in college for further studies. When the lead actress was being searched for the film, friends of Salman Khan’s sister Arpita Khan had seen her and perhaps she told Salman Khan about me.

Sign film for mother

Talking about her difficult times, she said, ‘When I got the offer for the film, I was in a very difficult time in my life. My mother had cancer and was undergoing treatment. Even at home, everyone was very disappointed and upset. That’s why I signed the film to make the family a little happy. My mother loved traveling and this film changed my life. Whether I had interest in acting or not. However, as much recognition he got after this film, the difficulties also increased. After the film, his freedom ended and his college life was also greatly affected.

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People created stories after debut with Salman Khan

Apart from this, Sneha said, ‘I had grown up only at the age of 16. This was a kind of compromise for me. I could not understand it at that time, but I understand now. At that time Salman Khan always took good care of me. On comparison with Aishwarya, she said, ‘Since the time she became Miss World, people have been comparing me with her. Later things started happening in the media. I debuted with Salman Khan, so people added their stories. However, I was never bothered by these things because I was very young at that time.

Film team and starcast

Let us tell you that Salman Khan’s ‘Lucky: No Time for Love’ was released in the year 2005. In this, Sneha Ullal, Mithun Chakraborty and Kader Khan were seen with Salman Khan. This film proved to be average at the box office, although Sneha Ullal got a lot of popularity after this.

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Sneha Ullal debuted in Bollywood in 2005. During that time, the actress had garnered a lot of limelight. The name of her debut film was Lucky and in this film she was seen with Salman Khan. However, at that time there was more discussion about something else than Sneha’s debut.

In fact, her appearance was very similar to that of Aishwarya Rai. During that time, fans and media people often called Sneha a look-alike of Aishwarya Rai. This tag remained associated with her for a long time. Recently, while talking to AlphaNeon Stuzioz, Sneha Ullal recalled that period.

Sneha said- Salman Khan had supported

When the actress was being compared to Aishwarya Rai in the media, how did she react to Aishwarya? She also told how Salman Khan had supported her during her debut. Sneha Ullal told that Salman Khan had supported her a lot during Lucky.

She was new in the industry and was learning many things. During that time, Salman tried hard to make her feel comfortable and explained the work in a better way. According to Sneha, the support she received during her debut film was very special and memorable for her.

Sneha said that she never showed Salman Khan’s attitude towards me. Sneha said that she met Aishwarya Rai in the initial days of her career. At that time, she was a little nervous about this meeting because of the constant comparisons between the two in the media.

Sneha told, ‘I once met Aishwarya and she told me, ‘Welcome to the family, welcome to Bollywood, something like that.’ She also said that due to the constant comparison in the media, she had also apologized to Aishwarya Rai.

Sneha said, ‘I told him, I am sorry, please don’t hate me. There was a lot of comparison in the media at that time, so I didn’t know whether she would have felt bad about it or not.’ Sneha revealed that her entry into films was quite sudden, when she was still studying in college.

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