Sanjay Leela Bhansali is enjoying the success of his latest web series, Heeramandi: Diamond Bazar. He is known for bringing powerful performances from his actors. However, actress Amisha Patel once revealed in an interview that Bhansali had advised her to retire after her first two hits, which were huge successes.
A heartfelt praise after Gadar’s success
While campaigning Gadar 2Amisha recalled a memorable moment with the filmmaker. After seeing Gadar: Ek Prem KathaHe sent him a heartfelt letter, in which his performance was praised. During a meeting, she also suggested that she retired, saying she had achieved in two films that many actors never do in a lifetime. At that time, she did not fully understand her words as she was still new to the industry.
A grand debut after a blockbuster
Actress makes her Bollywood debut debut Kaho na … love is The opposite Hrithik Roshan, which became a big hit. He followed it with Gadar: A love story with Sunny Deol. The film turned into a blockbuster and loving a lot, collecting about $ 1.33 billion worldwide.
Missed opportunities with top filmmakers
Amisha once shared that she lost to work with top filmmakers due to issues with her then manager. In an interview with Siddharth Kannan, he revealed that Sanjay Leela Bhansali also avoided projects with him as he did not meet his manager. These missed opportunities affected his career growth.
A career is facing recession
Amisha Patel faced a career decline in 2003 when many of her films failed at the box office. Although she was part of a hit -like hit, but not much attention was paid to her role. He later shared that he felt targeted during this phase and admitted that being a godfather in the industry may have protected his career.
After his impressive start, Gadar: Ek Prem Katha proved to be a significant turn in Amisha Patel’s career. While it established him as a strong artist, he believes that the film also hurt his career. In an interview with IANS, he said that success set such a high benchmark that his later films could not match, allowing his journey to be negatively affected.
