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Shraddha Kapoor respond on completing 15-year in the industry

Shraddha Kapoor respond on completing 15-year in the industry

  • She debuted in Bollywood in February 2010 and has become a successful leading lady.
  • She reflects on her 15-year journey at the Red Sea International Film Festival, feeling like she started recently.
  • Expresses gratitude for the opportunity to fulfill her childhood dream of acting.
Shraddha Kapoor, the daughter of veteran actor Shakti Kapoor, debuted in Bollywood in February 2010 and has since become one of the industry's most successful leading ladies. Recently, the actress reflected on her 15-year journey, expressing gratitude and assuring fans that her best is yet to come.

Completing 15 years in Hindi cinema is a significant milestone. Speaking about it at the Red Sea International Film Festival, Shraddha Kapoor shared that she doesn’t feel her journey has lasted that long and instead feels like she just started recently. The actress believes she hasn’t done many films during this time. For those unaware, Shraddha has been selective about her roles, working in one or two films per year.

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When asked about her experience over the last 15 years, the actress quickly expressed her gratitude. She also gushed about the opportunity to do what she loves and fulfill her childhood dream of acting.

"It's been amazing. I feel like I get to do what I love to do. It's been my childhood dream to be part of amazing films and work with amazing people. So it's a dream come true and this whole time I have no complaints about it. I just have a lot of gratitude," the actress stated.

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