Sonali Bendre feels that she did not get enough credit in Shah Rukh Khan starrer duplicate: ‘I think it has become more of a secondary character …’.
Over the years, Sonali Bendre has left an indelible mark with her performance at the styles. However, the experience of every film has not matched his expectations. Regularly watching the moments of the 1998 film Duplicate with Shah Rukh Khan, the actress opened her role, about the developed nature of her early career options, and why she felt that her character did not get the credit she deserved.A role that changed over timeWhen a picture was shown from the film Duplicate with Shah Rukh Khan, Sonali reflected on the experience with indifference in chat with Bollywood bubbles and a mixture of insight. He accepted the popularity of the song and how many times people still mention the film. While the project was memorable, it revealed that it also shaped her approach when choosing roles. Her character was initially conceived with complicated gray shades, but over time, she felt that it rapidly became an dimensional and took more on a secondary appearance in the story.Comparison of duplicate and woundShe reflects her experiences with further role selection, compare and duplicate her work in Zakham. She shared that when she was aware from the beginning that her part in the wound was not that she was related to Pooja Bhatt – she accepted it because of the powerful story and respect for director Mahesh Bhatt. However, with duplicate, it was initially promised to role equal prominence. Over time, she began to feel sidelined and realized that she was not getting the belief she deserved. Nevertheless, she believes that things eventually became balanced in her career, and she received her.Shoot a memorable songFinally, the actress reminded of filming a song by Duplicate, exposing the creative vision behind it. While she could not immediately remember the accurate track – it was not just a mahrama for Mehboob – she credited Karan Johar for her vision and mentioned unique styles including a small wig elected by choreographer Farah Khan. Despite the intense heat during shooting, he called the experience memorable and exciting.
