Ankita Lokhande prefers quality over quantity in movie selection: ‘I’m not cut out for the rat race’ Hindi Movie News
After the success of Bigg Boss 17, Ankita Lokhande is all set to make her mark on the silver screen with her upcoming film Swatantra Veer Shavarkar, in which she plays freedom fighter Veer Shavar, played by Randeep. She will be playing the role of Yamuna Bai, Varkar’s wife. Huda. In her recent interview, she revealed her passion for meaningful films and her selective approach to her roles.
“I don’t want to be seen everywhere. I want to be part of certain things exclusively. That’s the way I roll and that’s the way I like it. I’m a completely different kind of I want to play the role,” Ankita told India Today. She stated that she did not want to be in the rat race and she expressed her desire to take on challenging and diverse characters. She has no problem with people who do things like that, but she said it’s not for her. “No matter what happens, I’m going to choose the best out of the lot. I’m very selective and choose my work wisely. I may make mistakes, but it’s my It’s just a decision,” she said.
Reflecting on her 20-year journey in the industry, which started with her participation in India’s Best Cinestars Ki Khoj in 2004, Ankita expressed gratitude and pride for her achievements. “Looking back, I can’t believe it’s already been 20 years. It feels amazing to have done such a great job and achieved so much success. And it’s not just me, it’s all the members of We get along very well, and I feel like we’re connected.” It’s like we’re a family. I feel like patting myself on the back and saying Shabash,” she said.
Ankita also debunked the concept of hardship in a career and said that her passion for acting was the driving force behind her moving forward despite hardships. “When you’re passionate about what you love, you don’t have to worry about everything that’s going on around you,” she said.
“I don’t want to be seen everywhere. I want to be part of certain things exclusively. That’s the way I roll and that’s the way I like it. I’m a completely different kind of I want to play the role,” Ankita told India Today. She stated that she did not want to be in the rat race and she expressed her desire to take on challenging and diverse characters. She has no problem with people who do things like that, but she said it’s not for her. “No matter what happens, I’m going to choose the best out of the lot. I’m very selective and choose my work wisely. I may make mistakes, but it’s my It’s just a decision,” she said.
Reflecting on her 20-year journey in the industry, which started with her participation in India’s Best Cinestars Ki Khoj in 2004, Ankita expressed gratitude and pride for her achievements. “Looking back, I can’t believe it’s already been 20 years. It feels amazing to have done such a great job and achieved so much success. And it’s not just me, it’s all the members of We get along very well, and I feel like we’re connected.” It’s like we’re a family. I feel like patting myself on the back and saying Shabash,” she said.
Ankita also debunked the concept of hardship in a career and said that her passion for acting was the driving force behind her moving forward despite hardships. “When you’re passionate about what you love, you don’t have to worry about everything that’s going on around you,” she said.
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(Tag Translation) Yamuna Bai
