I appreciate how Fatima's authenticity shines through in her interviews. She defies the stereotype of expressing oneself primarily in English, confidently speaking in a manner that feels comfortable to her, even if it means using Hindi. It's inspiring to see actors in the South industry who proudly use their regional languages during interviews, without feeling the need to conform to English. Fatima's spirit of self-expression in Hindi, breaking free from conventional norms tied to English interviews, is truly commendable ❤❤❤❤
Nayan your positivity is infectious.I have started to listen to you for a few interviews now, and you bring out quite a meaningful discussion with actors.
Beautiful conversation. I am really surprised that this video has so few likes and comments. I am yet to watch the movie but I totally feel part of this beautiful group of actors. Ratna and Dia are actors par excellence. I along with my 2 female friends have done 3 roadtrips from Mumbai to Ladakh, Northeast and Bhutan. Next month we are getting ready to drive n explore Arunachal. Coming from middle class families in Mumbai, we are privileged to not be subjected to much patriarchal mindset. But when we drive through villages and towns in north India, we see raised eyebrows from men and a joyful pride from women n little girls. Specially on highways, when we pass a tempo full of women going for manual labor, they suddenly realise there are 3 women in a jeep behind them, and they start waving wildly, as if we are accomplishing their dreams.
i got nothing against the gays but if youre going to discuss the issues between genders and trying to empower females then at least there should be a guest who is a regular man that can defend other men instead of only pandering to women
I dont believe dia when she says that directors considered her too good looking to cast. Everyone one knows that there have been many more gorgeous actresses than her who reached the top. Self praise is quite embarrassing to hear.
Dude Dia Mirza is one of the most good-looking actresses ever. Noone is saying that you can't make it if you're very beautiful but yes there are limitations. I mean Aishwarya Rai is very successful and fantastic actress but only gets highlighted for her beauty and that's so unfair, and Dia was also compared to Aishwarya back then though they look different according to me but both are equally stunning and more importantly very credible actors who are undermined for their craft.
Have you ever battled sexism and labels in life? How did you deal with it?
I appreciate how Fatima's authenticity shines through in her interviews. She defies the stereotype of expressing oneself primarily in English, confidently speaking in a manner that feels comfortable to her, even if it means using Hindi. It's inspiring to see actors in the South industry who proudly use their regional languages during interviews, without feeling the need to conform to English. Fatima's spirit of self-expression in Hindi, breaking free from conventional norms tied to English interviews, is truly commendable ❤❤❤❤
I completely agree!!!
This movie is just perfect ❤❤❤❤
And the cast did complete justice to their roles . That's a masterpiece 👏👏
Dhak Dhak is a wonderful film. Everybody should see it.
I love Diya as a person ❤
Nayan your positivity is infectious.I have started to listen to you for a few interviews now, and you bring out quite a meaningful discussion with actors.
Such an amazing cast and amazing human beings!! Love you all!
Beautiful conversation. I am really surprised that this video has so few likes and comments.
I am yet to watch the movie but I totally feel part of this beautiful group of actors. Ratna and Dia are actors par excellence.
I along with my 2 female friends have done 3 roadtrips from Mumbai to Ladakh, Northeast and Bhutan. Next month we are getting ready to drive n explore Arunachal.
Coming from middle class families in Mumbai, we are privileged to not be subjected to much patriarchal mindset. But when we drive through villages and towns in north India, we see raised eyebrows from men and a joyful pride from women n little girls. Specially on highways, when we pass a tempo full of women going for manual labor, they suddenly realise there are 3 women in a jeep behind them, and they start waving wildly, as if we are accomplishing their dreams.
Dia, stop interrupting Ratna, an actress you can never be compared with for wit, intellect and especially her craft.
i got nothing against the gays but if youre going to discuss the issues between genders and trying to empower females then at least there should be a guest who is a regular man that can defend other men instead of only pandering to women
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I dont believe dia when she says that directors considered her too good looking to cast.
Everyone one knows that there have been many more gorgeous actresses than her who reached the top.
Self praise is quite embarrassing to hear.
Dude Dia Mirza is one of the most good-looking actresses ever. Noone is saying that you can't make it if you're very beautiful but yes there are limitations. I mean Aishwarya Rai is very successful and fantastic actress but only gets highlighted for her beauty and that's so unfair, and Dia was also compared to Aishwarya back then though they look different according to me but both are equally stunning and more importantly very credible actors who are undermined for their craft.
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