Shehnaaz Gill is one of the most beautiful actresses in Bollywood. The diva rose to fame with her stint in the controversial show, Bigg Boss 13. With her bubbliness and down-to-earth nature, Shehnaaz, in a word, rules millions of hearts. For the unversed, Shehnaaz made her Bollywood debut with Salman Khan's movie, Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan. And now the diva is beaming with the success of her latest film, Thank You For Coming. For the unversed, the movie featured Bhumi Pednekar in the lead role, along with Kusha Kapila, Shehnaaz Gill, Dolly Singh, and Shibani Bedi in the key roles. However, in a recent interview, Shehnaaz revealed whether she felt lesser in front of the Bollywood biggies.
In an interview with Bollywood Hungama, Shehnaaz Gill opened up about being treated equally in Thank You For Coming. The diva stated that she never felt that she was being treated differently than others. Shehnaaz also mentioned that she thought that in Bollywood, there would be discrimination among bigger and smaller stars, but there's nothing as such. Shehnaaz stated:
"Yes, iss set me toh seriously mujhe aisi feeling ayi. Mujhe laga jaise…hoga idhar bhi ki… bade logo ko alag dikhaya jata ha aur chote logon ko side pe kiya jata hai. But, idhar aisa kuch nahi tha."
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Further in the interview, Shehnaaz Gill shared that the production house plays a big role in the same. She stated that the producers never let her feel that Bhumi was the lead role and she was a side role. Elaborating on how she was treated on the sets, Shehnaaz shared:
"Production ka bhi bohot bara role hai. Inhone ek percent bhi aisa feeling nahi di ki ye ladki main lead hai, tum characters ho side ke. Bilkul na. Puri vanity me bhi acha tha… ussi time bulate they jab shot hota tha, yeh bohot important cheez hai. Har cheez me equally treat kia, mai kya hi bolu ab?"
In the concluding segment of the interview, Shehnaaz Gill stated that although people often say that there are no good people in Bollywood, it is untrue. She stated that there are good people in Bollywood, and it actually depends on the person. Talking more about the same, Shehnaaz stated:
"Har set me aisa nahi hota. Mujhe yeh cheez achi lag rahi hai ki mai experience kar rahi hu. Jaruri nahi hai ki, log bolte hai na ache log nahi hai bollywood me, aisa nahi hai. Bohot ache log hai. Woh depend karta hai log kaun hai."
There's no denying the fact that Shehnaaz Gill enjoys a massive fanbase globally, but it often happens that she has to face online trolling and criticism. However, earlier, during one of her interviews with B4U Entertainment, Shehnaaz Gill was asked about the same. To this, the diva gave a sassy reply to her haters.
The actress said that she has a big fan following, but she also has a lot of haters and trolls. Replying to the trolls, Shehnaaz said that although people think that whatever she does isn't her real personality, she doesn't care about it at all because those trolls, in actuality, have never seen a personality like hers.
Apart from her professional life, Shehnaaz Gill's personal life grabbed a lot of attention. For the unversed, in the show, Bigg Boss 13, Shehnaaz's brewing chemistry with late actor, Sidharth Shukla won a zillion hearts. The duo's bonding was loved greatly by their fans, and they cannot yet get over with the same. However, after Sidharth Shukla's sudden demise, things got really hard for Shehnaaz, but the way she fought the battle and has been shining in her career is really praiseworthy.
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During her last movie, KKBKKJ, it was speculated that Shehnaaz has been dating Raghav Juyal and even living together with him. However, several times, both Shehnaaz and Raghav have dismissed such rumours.
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