Deepshikha Nagpal broke her daughter’s ‘coal’ CD due to her negative roles in Shah Rukh Khan’s films: ‘Tumne toh cloth uteroare this film Meen …’. Hindi film news
Actress Deepshikha Nagpal recently opened up about the high and climb of her acting career. The actress is facing negative comments and typisting to play negative roles in films like ‘Coal’ and ‘Badshah’ with Shah Rukh Khan. He recently addressed a psychological toll of typisting in such roles.About playing a negative role in Deepshikha Nagpal filmIn an interview with The Indian Express, Deepshikha talked about how to play the opposing characters in real life. She was provided only negative roles after Badshah with SRK, but she did not want to continue them due to rigorous decisions from people.“Back, negative roles were not respected. ‘This is toh side actress, bureau work karti hai’ (she is a side actress, does bad things). You don’t want to hear that when you are living in this society, “he shared.He also faced the same typisting issue on television. Even the characters with positive intentions were incorrectly labeled.
Deepshikha Nagpal on facing cruel decisions from public and relativesDeepshikha revealed that deep pain came from within her family. After losing his parents, the lighting light of his life, he had to investigate that kind of roles from relatives.“During the lockdown, I refused my career – I did such big films, but when I came home from shooting, no one appreciated my work. Instead, I was told, ‘What have you done?Deepshikha Nagpal’s daughter broke the coal film CDThe actress also shared a heartbreaking details that her daughter once broke the coal CD. “This psychologically impressed me. I felt like a failure – as an actor, in my marriage, everywhere. I was broken inside. I eventually learned that there is no market for your grief, so I never did that stuff to work. Acting became my migration. It helped me to heal,” Deepashik accepted.He shared that his conservative upbringing and social investigation influenced his self-image. Raised under strict rules, he described herself as a “specific good girl”, who had no boyfriends. However, public perception often felt her worried and justice.
