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KRITI SANON REFLECTS ON THE HIGH, LOWS AND MIDPOINTS OF HER 10 YEAR JOURNEY WITH JITESH PILLAAI

- JITESH PILLAAI

Kriti Sanon is more than just a pretty face. She's an outsider with 'survivor' tattooed on her heart.

From her memorable performance as the vivacious Bitti in Bareilly Ki Barfi to her emotionally charged role as a surrogate mother in Mimi, Kriti has proven time and again that she's a force to be reckoned with. In her last release Do Patti, she continues to push her boundaries, showcasing her versatility and dedication to her craft by playing a double role with the ease of a virtuoso. Hailing from Delhi, Kriti embodies the spirit of a dreamer who has fought her way to the top with unwavering determination and hard work. Kriti's grounded nature reflects her understanding of the highs and the lows of fame. She wears her struggles and victories with pride, inspiring countless others to pursue their dreams with courage. Beyond the glamour, Kriti Sanon stands tall as an artiste who values substance over superficiality. She's not just building a career; she's creating a legacy defined by meaningful roles, heartfelt performances and an unshakeable belief in the magic of movies. Excerpts from an engaging interview with the feisty actress...

Now that you have turned producer with Do Patti, do you feel less privileged because you can't throw star tantrums on the sets?

I never throw tantrums on set and my producers can vouch for that. In fact, I was often exploited, working 16-hour days. Both my co-producer, Kanika Dhillon and I were first-time producers, which meant a lot of learning. Our main focus was to make a good film.

You loved playing the dark twin in Do Patti.