Karishma Tanna, who has been receiving amazing praise for her most recent film, Scoop, stated to BollywoodLife in an exclusive interview that she has received praise for her performance from all the big stars. Karishma, who was a nice surprise in Hansal Mehta’s Scoop, opened up to us in a way she had never done before when we asked the actor what the finest compliment she had ever had, both from those in the business and outside of it.
According to the actor in an exclusive interview with us, Karishma Tanna received this message from Anurag Kashyap after the latter saw her performance in Scoop.
The actress responded, “Everyone, from Mahesh Bhatt to Anurag Kashyap to everyone—my mum, my husband—he took my autograph when the show came out. “Where were you, Karishma, for all these years?” inquired every one of my pals. For the industry, this resembles a brand-new discovery. I was informed by Anurag Kashyap, “Phod daala tune ladki.” There are numerous positive things that come to mind, but I want to express my happiness and gratitude to everyone, including the regular crowd, my television, OTT, and everyone else. I’m grateful.
Following her stellar performance as Jagruti Pathak in Scoop, Karishma Tanna, who recently made headlines for being unemployed after making her Bollywood debut in Sanju with Ranbir Kapoor, is now hoping doors would open. “Of course, when you do one show, you hope for something that comes your way that you have not done before; that is the process that any actor wants to go through.”
Karishma Tanna discusses how simple it was to shed the stigma of being a glam doll.
“I had no concern for individuals. I wanted to establish my worth. I wanted to try something new that nobody had ever seen me do. I genuinely wanted to perform a significant role and demonstrate my acting abilities. I made a deliberate choice to dispel the stereotype of the glamour girl by proving to myself and others that I can act. Karishma Tanna was a revelation in Scoop, and it’s obvious that the programme has completely changed her life.
