It is not easy to make your mark in Bollywood. Due to high beauty standard and frequent criticisms here, new people often face tough challenges. It was not easy for Mandla Murd’s actress Vani Kapoor to establish her foot in Bollywood. Coming to Mumbai from New Delhi, he dreamed of earning a big name in films. But he was judged not only for his talent but also for his looks. Now the actress has broken the silence on this.

Facked from the film due to lack of white
In an interview to News18 Shosha, Vani revealed a shocking memory of her early career. He told that a director did not cast him only because of his color. He told, “I was not told directly, but information through other people reaches me. A filmmaker once said that I am not so fair that I could get a role. He said that my color is not like milk.”

However, Vani did not allow this to break her spirits. The actress said, “I told myself that what is sleeping. If this is the condition, I do not want to be a part of her projects. There are emotions completely the same. She can find her milk white beauty or her fair heroine. I know that I can find a better filmmaker for me. It’s long ago.” Vani further told that the filmmaker was not from Mumbai.

Even today there are trolls about the body
Today, Vani Kapoor has become a well-known name in the industry, even then she is trolled. Vani said about this, “I sometimes hear that I am very thin and I should increase a little weight because people like women with full bodies. But I like me! I do not want to change anything about myself. I am fit and healthy. I am usually not worried about these things. I like the same as I am. “

Vani Kapoor Work Front
Talking about Vani Kapoor’s work front, recently her Ajay Devgan starrer Red 2 was released. At the same time, she will be seen in the role of police in Mandla Murdars. It is directed by Gopi Putharan and will be released on the OTT platform Netflix on 25 July.

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