I would say what I pleased and that’s not how you can survive in any profession. I wasn’t diplomatic and didn’t have a filter. Burning bridges every time things don’t go your way isn’t the solution.

The biggest lesson that I learnt from my younger self, is the fact that you cannot have ‘my way or highway’ attitude in any line of work. “An actor needs to be much more than look good and act well. Now in her late 30s, the actress says she is wiser. People are more open to new ideas.” One can believe the Bong beauty when she says, she wasn’t cut out to adapt to a work culture of diplomacy. Thankfully, filmmakers have a different vision now and audiences’ outlook towards cinema and content is also evolved. I am proud of my films like Johnny Gaddaar and Sankat City but sadly these films didn’t do well. I want to make a comeback not for survival but to be proud of the films I choose. It was boring to be solely used as a glamour prop or be told to take a hankie and fake cry in the background while the hero took centre stage.

All of this was possible because I was a known face.”īollywood because I was done playing glamorous flower pots in films. I could become a producer because of my film career, the work I did in my 20s. People invite you for events and ribbon cuttings and actors get paid well. I could survive for a decade because of my former career as an actress and I will always respect that. In a heart-to-heart chat, she told Bombay Times, “Acting pays well and gives you immense fame. Rimi is now all set to return to acting, a decade after her exit. Her 2016 biographical film Budhia Singh – Born to Run, starring Manoj Bajpayee was critically acclaimed and won prestigious awards. I want to make a comeback not for survival but to be proud of the films I choose” A known face in most renowned multistarrers and comedies in the 2000s, be it Dhoom, Rohit Shetty’s Golmaal, Hungama, Phir Hera Pheri or Baghban, Rimi Sen disappeared from films years ago and quietly became a producer.

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