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Kriti Sanon: My sister is taking her time to join Bollywood, and this is the right way ahead

Bollywood actor Kriti Sanon says that she’s very protective about her younger sister Nupur Sanon, who’s planning to start her career in the Hindi film industry. Kriti also talks about the career tips she has given to Nupur.

Updated on: Aug 29, 2018, 20:28:50 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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Being the elder sister, Bollywood actor Kriti Sanon doesn’t mind being teased as “mummy” by her beloved younger sister Nupur Sanon. “It’s okay when sometimes Nupur calls me ‘chhoti mummy’. There’s a part of me that’s very protective and acts like a mother [when I’m] in Mumbai,” says Kriti, adding, though, that being sisters they’re more like buddies.

Bollywood actor Kriti Sanon says that she is very mindful about the well-being of her sister Nupur Sanon.
Bollywood actor Kriti Sanon says that she is very mindful about the well-being of her sister Nupur Sanon.

“We confide in each other; whenever I want to talk about anything, she’s there. We have the same group in Mumbai… But at the same time, I try and make sure that she’s doing fine. I check on her late nights, whether she’s eating on time, resting well… I can’t be chilled out about it. She’s the one who has more friends. I’ve been here for five-six years and she has been here for just a year-and-a-half and she has like some 50 friends. And I don’t think I can count five on my finger,” laughs Kriti, who’s from Delhi and has starred in Heropanti (2014), Dilwale (2015), Raabta (2017), and Bareilly Ki Barfi (2017).

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So, what are the career tips she has given to Nupur? “There’s just one thing that I had already told her, from my experience. I think she already knows about it, as she has seen me facing everything… When I came to Mumbai to work in films, there were times when I got opportunities that kind of lured me and made me think whether I should grab it or not. Such times are not easy to deal with. One needs to have a lot of patience,” says Kriti. “I’ve told Nupur, ‘Make sure that whatever you step into is something good enough for your debut.’ The first film sets the graph and ground for an actor. Being very sure of what you take up is I think the most important — and hardest — part. Letting go of offers is also very difficult,” says Kriti, who’ll be seen next in a bunch of Bollywood films: Housefull 4, Luka Chuppi, Arjun Patiala, Kalank, and Panipat.

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Shreya Mukherjee

Shreya Mukherjee is a senior content producer at Hindustan Times. She has spent over eight years covering entertainment, features and hard-news. When not writing, her passion for travel, literature, films and music gets her going.

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