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I THOUGHT PEOPLE WOULD FORGET ME AND THAT I DIDN'T MATTER: GENELIA

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July 13, 2025

Actor Genelia Deshmukh talks about the success of her latest film, making her return to Hindi theatricals after 13 years and reveals how she got the role

- Rishabh Suri

Genelia Deshmukh’s latest film Sitaare Zameen Par (SZP)hasn’t just won at the box-office, but also warmed the audience's hearts.

This success is all the more special for the actor, since the film marked her first full-fledged role in a Hindi theatrical in 13 years. "I didn’t do much work in the last 10 years, except maybe for friends, here and there and two-three films on OTT. I thought people would forget me and that I didn’t matter," shares Genelia as she meets with us in the Capital.

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