- Delnaaz Irani was recently embroiled in professional problems.
- The actor claims it’s all behind her.
- She agrees that this project will be a huge feature on her résumé.
Delnaaz Irani was recently embroiled in professional problems, but being a cheerful person, the actor claims it’s all behind her. Looking ahead, Irani has completed Zoya Akhtar’s Bollywood adaption of Archie Comics, The Archies.
On working with Akhtar, the 50-year-old says, “It is an honour. She is such a fine director and makes great films for any artiste. Working under her guidance and banner is such a joy.”
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When asked if she expects more offers after finishing The Archies, she said, “I don’t know.” Irani asserts, “As an artiste, we are always hopeful and one always wants to do better work and achieve more as far as roles are concerned.”
She agrees that this project will be a huge feature on her résumé. “Once people know that I am doing this film, there will be more offers coming. I am hopeful,” says the former Bigg Boss contestant.
The Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003) actor has cleared the air on the rumour that she was unemployed, claiming that her remarks were misinterpreted and that she was never unemployed. Irani, on the other hand, informs us that she believes in optimism.
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“I feel the negativity has begin to surface only recently. You see people on social media talking s**t about others and pulling each other down. There was a lot of harmony before and everybody used to praise each other. I am someone who always remain very positive. I take it as part and parcel of life. I know the ups and downs as I have been part of the industry for 30 years,” the actor explains.
Irani further shares, “I know what failures are and what success is and nothing has gone to my head. People know the real Delnaaz is an extremely chilled-out person and extremely passionate about my craft. I don’t want to harm anybody and I don’t want others to harm me. You must take the criticism with a smile and with utmost dignity.”
