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Rajshri Deshpande stars in the Netflix series Trial By Fire.
She plays Neelam Krishnamoorty who loses her children in the Uphaar cinema fire tragedy.
Recently revealed how Shah Rukh Khan helped her during Covid-19 pandemic.

Rajshri Deshpande is getting praise from her coworkers and followers for her moving performance as a bereaved parent in the Netflix series Trial By Fire. She portrays Neelam Krishnamoorty, a tragic character who loses her children in the Uphaar cinema fire tragedy along with her husband Shekhar (Abhay Deol). The actor recently discussed how Shah Rukh Khan supported her during the COVID-19 pandemic on Thursday. She also stated that she wanted to collaborate with him.

The performer tweeted, “With his @MeerFoundation crew, @iamsrk assisted me in helping Marathwada, Kerala, and Chhattisgarh during COVID. We were also mentioned today as the top performers of January by @FilmCompanion! I have no idea when I’ll run into King Khan. However, I will always imagine working with him!” During the COVID-19 pandemic, Rajshri—a native of Aurangabad, Maharashtra—had assisted physicians and people in need of medical supplies. She received assistance from Shah Rukh’s philanthropic organization, the Meer Foundation, with necessities like PPE kits.

Fans on Twitter responded to her wish to collaborate with Shah Rukh by writing, “I hope he hears you, he chose who he wants to work with.” We’ll manifest for you, another retorted. Good fortune. “For the sheer potential you possess, the day is not far,” said yet another admirer.

In addition to Trial By Fire, Rajshri is well known for her performances in Sacred Games, in which she portrayed the part of Subhadra, the wife of Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s Gaitonde, and The Fame Game, in which Madhuri Dixit was the star. She made her acting debut in the 2012 film Talaash by Reema Kagti, which also starred Aamir Khan and Kareena Kapoor. Her breakout performance was in Pan Nalin’s 2015 Toronto International Film Festival entry Angry Indian Goddesses, which finished as the first runner up for the People’s Choice Award.

Additionally, she played the writer Ismat Chughtai in Nandita Das’s Manto and Sanal Kumar Shashidharan’s award-winning Malayalam film S Durga.

With Pathaan, Shah Rukh Khan made his fourth consecutive appearance on the big screen. Additionally scheduled for release this year are the movies Jawan and Dunki, while a cameo appearance in Salman Khan’s Tiger 3 is also anticipated.

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Abhay Deol has reacted to Anurag Kashyap’s allegations regarding his behavior on sets of their film Dev D (2009).
Abhay, who has been busy promoting his Netflix series Trial By Fire, called the filmmaker a ‘toxic person’.
The actor denied Anurag’s allegation that he had demanded a stay in a five-star hotel.

In response to Anurag Kashyap’s criticism of Abhay Deol’s actions during the filming of their movie Dev D (2009). Abhay spoke out against Anurag spreading false information about him in the media while promoting his Netflix series Trial By Fire. The actor refuted Anurag’s claim that he had insisted on staying in a five-star hotel room while Dev D was being filmed. Additionally, Anurag was referred to as “a liar” and “a toxic guy” by Abhay.

Anurag claimed that working with Abhay Deol on Dev D was a “painfully challenging” interview in 2020. The actor, according to Anurag, desired to work on artistic films but also desired the “popular advantages” and “luxuries of being a Deol.” Abhay is the nephew of seasoned actor Dharmendra and the cousin of stars Sunny Deol and Bobby Deol. In the same interview, Anurag stated that while Dev D was “produced on a very limited budget,” Abhay would “stay in a five-star hotel while the entire crew stayed in Paharganj” during the Delhi shoot. This, according to Anurag, was the main factor in “a lot of his directors walking away” from Abhay.

Abhay now criticizes Anurag for spreading false information about him. “I had my heart on my sleeve, and all that is fine – but you get taken advantage of, and then you get reactive,” he said in a recent interview with Bollywood Hungama. As a result, Anurag Kashyap taught me a valuable lesson. Because I don’t need poisonous individuals in my life, I simply avoided him after that. Life is too brief, yet there is still so much to discover. However, Anurag is unquestionably a liar and a poisonous individual. I would also alert others about him.

Abhay also said that Anurag sent him apology messages after the 2020 interview. “He (Anurag) does that all the time. He was like, ‘You want to shout at me, scream at me…’ And I was like, ‘I don’t care. It’s been 12 years. You don’t feature in my thoughts even now; get over it.’ He said, ‘Forgive me because I have had a bad day.’ I said you are forgiven. I never had a personal agenda. It was far bigger than just me. That is how I feel about everything. How much of this is he going to do? And I would have never taken his name and said the things, had he not gone public either,” Abhay said.

Last year, in an interview,Abhay had called Anurag a ‘gaslighter’. They had worked together in Dev D, which was written and directed by Anurag. After the film, the two never collaborated on a project. Dev D was a modern-day take on Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay’s classic Bengali novel Devdas. The film also featured Kalki Koechlin, Mahie Gill and Dibyendu Bhattacharya.

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SRK reportedly assisted Rajshri during the Covid pandemic

Abhay responds to Anurag, claiming he never wanted a 5-star hotel

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