Neena Gupta recites poem ‘Mera Time Aagya’, accepts it has come late. Watch

Neena Gupta, who is set to witness the release of her film Panga, recited a poem penned by actor Rakesh Bedi at a promotional event.

Neena Gupta was her usual cheerful self when she recited a poem written by actor Rakesh Bedi at the press conference of her upcoming film, Panga. The actor also shared a video from the event in which she can be seen reciting the poem titled ‘Mera Time Aagya’.

Neena Gupta says she is happy with the work she is getting.

Neena posted the video on her social accounts while giving due credit to the writer. Before that, Neena shared on social media, “Bhagwan ko sabse pahle shukriya ada kaurugi ki mera time aagya hai, der se but aagya (First of all, I would like to thank God that my time has come, late but it has come).”

Her Panga and Badhaai Ho co-star Gajraj Rao reacted to the post, “Lovely.”

Neena plays the role of Kangana’s mother in Panga. Kangana plays a kabaddi player who decides to make a comeback after motherhood, with the help of a mentor, played by Richa Chadha, her husband (Jassie Gill) and her son (Yagya Bhasin). The film is set to hit theatres on Friday, alongside Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor’s dance film, Street Dancer 3D.

Neena will also be seen as Jitendra Kumar’s mother in Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan, starring Ayushmann Khurrana as the male lead. This is her second film with her Badhaai Ho co-stars Gajraj Rao and Ayushmann, after the phenomenal success of the film.

Neena is on a career high as her another film, The Last Color, made by celebrity chef Vikas Khanna, had qualified for the Oscars race. However, the film couldn’t make it to the final list of best feature films.

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