After Made in Heaven, Bard of Blood, Sobhita Dhulipala understands some things are received well, others come and go

After Made in Heaven and Bard of Blood, Sobhita Dhulipala understands that some projects are received well, while others come and go.

With films such as Raman Raghav 2.0 (2016), Chef (2017) and Kaalakaandi (2018), she has had quite an unconventional journey in Bollywood, so far. But switch to web, and Sobhita Dhulipala turned out to be a force to reckon with after starring in drama series, Made In Heaven, that shot her to instant fame.

Sobhita Dhulipala showcases the creation of fashion designer Bhumika Sharma on the third day of Lotus Make-up India Fashion Week, in New Delhi. (IANS)

“Encouraged and motivated by the good 2019 that was,” Sobhita was also seen in Shah Rukh Khan’s web production, Bard of Blood, and a thriller, The Body, alongside Emraan Hashmi. “I had shot for these projects in the last couple of years, so it is a huge sense of relief that my work is out there. I could only hope that people like it. After Made In Heaven, Bard of Blood and The Body, I have understood that some things are received well while others come and go,” she says.

Sobhita has a lot of gratitude that Made In Heaven did well. “It is a progressive show that motivates me as an artiste. People have been kind in acknowledging and appreciating my work.”

After three films, her role in Made In Heaven allowed others to see her in a “certain light” and hence, cast her in roles they might not have considered her for earlier.

“Everyone has their own journey, and I am enjoying mine. I am not struggling or striving to belong. If I try to be like others, neither will I do a good job nor will I enjoy my journey. I will be unhappy and insecure. I stay balanced by spending time with my family, friends and my books. So, most of my attention is on my work and my space, and not about feeling threatened. I actively work towards that as otherwise, it is a negative space to be in,” shares Sobhita.

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