For Nimrat Kaur, it was a comeback of kinds on display screen when she was seen within the OTT movie Dasvi earlier this yr. Kaur’s final massive display screen launch was Airlift in 2016 adopted by an internet sequence The Test Case in 2017. When requested if she feels that movie actors shifting to OTT takes away alternatives from character artistes, she differs and says, “I don’t think anybody steals employment from anyone. There are opportunities for everyone and nobody is taking away anything from anyone.”
Lauding the quantity of labor that’s taking place within the leisure trade, Kaur provides, “I did an OTT series almost five years ago, I never thought of being an OTT actor or a film actor. It’s just about the subject. At the end of the day you want to watch a good actor in a good story. Whether they are film actors or OTT actors, it does not matter.”
Currently busy capturing a social satire Happy Teachers Day, co-starring Radhika Madan, the actor opens about if she’s going through any challenges in getting proper tasks after a niche in her profession.
“There is nothing difficult about coming back to a Hindi film set after my international projects. I had put on a lot of weight, so I had to do heavy workout but besides that I did not face any problems. I am born here, I live here and I enjoy being here,” says Kaur, who was seen in worldwide TV sequence Homeland and Wayward Pines.
She additional elaborates, “I would not use the word problem, but sometimes it just get little tricky because people think you are abroad…they don’t know you are here. They may have misconceptions which you need to clear and for that you need to be here. Moreover, from the first film I have worked in, I have also been working in the international projects. So there has been nothing negative about it. I feel everything has only happened for the best.”
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