Yami Gautam recently talked about the pressure to network at popular Bollywood parties.
Actor Yami Gautam, despite being a successful actress, has always kept a low-key profile despite her stardom. At most times, she has clarified that she isn바카라t comfortable with socialising even when she has been told to 바카라market바카라 herself better as she wants her work to speak for herself.
In a recent interview with Ranveer Allahabadia, Yami talked about her journey in Mumbai as an actor and revealed that she is often faced with the pressure to network at popular Bollywood parties.
바카라This city tests you and breaks you. There was this time in my life 바카라 I have a piece of land in Himachal Pradesh, and I thought that I would take up farming, if this film does not work.바카라 Yami said while adding that in her career in 2018-2019, she had witnessed many lows after the success of 바카라Vicky Donor바카라. 바카라I told my mother if this film does not work, I would just come back. I am happy with acting and roles, but the process tests you 바카라 the people, the process, and the unspoken culture, notions,바카라 she said.
She further added that she is not able to 바카라market바카라 herself. 바카라Why do you have to tell people you are a good actor? But for the longest time I was told to network, and socialise. This isn바카라t bad, but there are people like me who aren바카라t comfortable. Why should I go to a party to have a conversation just to get work? If you like it, go ahead 바카라 I am not judging,바카라 Yami added.
She further talked about the Bollywood parties and networking pressure, and added, 바카라They would say, 바카라I don바카라t like this, I don바카라t like parties and I like to get togethers바카라바카라 and yet they all turn up at the same place. I am not judging anyone. That was the pressure바카라not the pressure to work.바카라 She acknowledged the benefits of networking at Bollywood parties and events, but mentioned how her PR skills were not very strong.
Yami Gautam has starred in several critically acclaimed films, including 바카라Thursday바카라 and 바카라Uri: the Surgical Strike바카라. She last featured in 'Lost', which premiered on Zee5.