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Triptii Dimri Opens Up About Facing Criticism For her Role in Animal
Updated on: 09 October, 2024 12:22 PM IST |Amruta Karulkar
Triptii Dimri and Ranveer Allahbadia
Triptii Dimri, who made her debut in Poster Boys (2017), has swiftly risen to fame in the Indian film industry. After a cameo in the 2023 action-thriller Animal, starring alongside Ranbir Kapoor, Triptii solidified her place in Bollywood, becoming a household name and earning the title of the "National Crush." While her portrayal of Zoya in the film was met with immense love, the sudden rise in fame also brought a wave of criticism that left a deep emotional impact on the actress.
The actress admitted that she was deeply affected, unable to comprehend the harsh comments on social media. “I am very sensitive as a person. Even if I get into a fight with someone, I don`t say anything; I just go into a shell. The same thing happened here. I was being affected a lot,” she shared.
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Triptii also talked about how overwhelming it was to manage her skyrocketing career amidst the emotional turmoil. The pressure was compounded by her busy schedule, leaving her with little time to process the backlash. Her sister played a crucial role in helping her regain composure, advising her to own her journey and reminding her of the hard work she had put in. “Sometimes, crying is the body’s way of telling you to release your trauma,” Triptii added.
After releasing her emotions, she gained clarity and felt better. She acknowledged that her life had changed drastically after Animal, and with more opportunities came more scrutiny. “There was no criticism before Animal, but I suppose that’s the side effect of being in a mainstream film.”
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Facing the Backlash
In a candid interview with Ranveer Allahbadia, Triptii opened up about the highs and lows of her career. Despite embracing the admiration for her role, she revealed that the praise was accompanied by harsh criticism, which took an emotional toll on her. Recalling her struggle, she said, “I cried for 2–3 days after Animal. I never expected that I would be subjected to such criticism, and that too at this level. Dimaag kharab hogaya tha ki kya likh rahe hain log.”The actress admitted that she was deeply affected, unable to comprehend the harsh comments on social media. “I am very sensitive as a person. Even if I get into a fight with someone, I don`t say anything; I just go into a shell. The same thing happened here. I was being affected a lot,” she shared.
Also Read: Triptii Dimri Recalls Not Knowing Acting, Would Go Home And Cry
Triptii also talked about how overwhelming it was to manage her skyrocketing career amidst the emotional turmoil. The pressure was compounded by her busy schedule, leaving her with little time to process the backlash. Her sister played a crucial role in helping her regain composure, advising her to own her journey and reminding her of the hard work she had put in. “Sometimes, crying is the body’s way of telling you to release your trauma,” Triptii added.
After releasing her emotions, she gained clarity and felt better. She acknowledged that her life had changed drastically after Animal, and with more opportunities came more scrutiny. “There was no criticism before Animal, but I suppose that’s the side effect of being in a mainstream film.”
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Triptii Dimri on the work front
Despite the criticism, Triptii Dimri continues to move forward with exciting projects lined up. She will soon be seen alongside Rajkummar Rao in the comedy-drama Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video, set to release in cinemas on October 11, clashing with Alia Bhatt`s Jigra. With her talent and determination, Triptii remains one of the most promising actors in Bollywood today.ADVERTISEMENT
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