Madhuri Dixit, the legendary Bollywood actress who just made her OTT debut on Netflix with the series “The Fame Game,” spoke up about her background and how she was seen as a youngster.
Actress Devdas said in a recent interview that she is “quite open,” even though she likes to keep quiet at times and prefers to be alone.
“As a youngster, I was amusing yet reserved. Many people assumed I was snobbish due to my lack of communication, but this was not the case. It was just that as I got on stage, I lost track of time… something changed inside me. I had a sense of ownership over it, and that it would bring out the best in me. However, I am a sociable guy who enjoys joking about it. I can be silent at times, but not to the extent of ‘Do not talk to me.’ I’m quite candid. “
“I grew up with one brother and three sisters, but my parents never promoted the notion that only males can achieve success,” she said. My father was quite supportive of all of us in our endeavours. ‘Go out into the world and do what you desire.” However, you must study diligently since brilliance is 2% and hard work is 98%. “
She claims to have imbued her boys, Arin and Ryan, with the same principles.
Additionally, Madhuri stars in her newest online series, The Fame Game, as Anamika Anand, a Bollywood celebrity whose inner troubles contrast sharply with her public image.
