Anu Aggarwal has spoken about how she handled a scenario when folks tried to use ‘truthful make-up’ on her. In a brand new interview, Anu recalled that in 1998 she had ‘walked out of a modelling task’. The former actor additionally mentioned that the ‘white pores and skin advanced’ began in India after the British got here right here. (Also Read | Anu Aggarwal says her want for love is fulfilled in several approach: ‘It’s not intercourse’)
Anu spoke about self-belief and self-love. She mentioned she did not clarify ‘issues to folks’. She revealed that there have been so many issues that have been ‘not thought-about acceptable’ about her.
In an interview with 247 Today News, Anu mentioned, “You see the women in warrior avatar from states like Rajasthan, lot of them were dusky. Colourism was never an issue. The white skin complex came with the British. It is 250 years old. It never became an issue for more. I was like if you like me you take me or let it be. In 1988, I walked out of a modelling assignment as they began using fair makeup on my face. I walked out with my handbag.”
She additionally added, “I stood up for who I am. I never blamed anyone. End of the day you need to have self-belief which is the path to self love. I have walked out of thing. It did not give me a complex nor did I explain things to people. There were so many things that were not considered acceptable about me.”
Anu appeared within the Doordarshan serial Isi Bahane in 1988. She made her Bollywood debut with the blockbuster Aashiqui in 1990. It additionally starred Rahul Roy and Deepak Tijori. The movie was an enormous hit on the field workplace. Its sequel, titled Aashiqui 2, starred Aditya Roy Kapur and Shraddha Kapoor and launched in 2013.
She has been a part of a number of movies similar to Ghazab Tamasha (1992), Thiruda Thiruda, Khal-Naaikaa and King Uncle (1993), Janam Kundli (1995), and Return of Jewel Thief (1996).
Recently in an interview with Siddharth Kannan, Anu recalled how after Aashiqui hundreds surrounded her automobile and began banging on it at Mumbai’s Marine Drive in 1991.
She had mentioned, “They started banging my car, my windows shouting, ‘Anu, Anu’. There was no driver, I was driving the car. I was thinking, ‘They will break my car, pull me out.’ I’m a fearless child, first time in my life I experienced fear. Thousands of people beating my car, screaming ‘Anu’. Unka haath mere pe pad jaata toh pata nahi kya hota mera (Had they got hold of me, what would have happened to me). That kind of madness.”
