Actress Manisha Koirala says she had a dreamy idea about marriage and blamed herself for her brief marriage to Nepalese businessman Samrat Dahal.
The actress was married in 2010, but divorced two years later.
“I had a dreamy idea of marriage, if you are in a bad relationship, then it is better to separate. There is no bitterness.
“I assume all the responsibility of hurrying and wanting to get married and then realize that I am not destined for this. There is no fault on the other side, it is my fault,” said Manisha PTI.
Professionally, Manisha is accused for his upcoming release “Dear Maya,” which shows her as a lonely middle-aged lady, who refrains from leaving her house until she receives a love letter.
However, in real life she is not interested in entering into a relationship. “No, because at this moment I am happy with my life and my work, let me live such a life for a while, we will see what to do,” he says.
“Dear Maya” tells the story of a woman who is looking for love. The 46-year-old actress “Dil Se” feels that emotion is nothing less than magic.
“Over time, one’s perception and needs for life changes, but when someone is in love or in the hope of love, you automatically begin to look beautiful, there is a glow and a smile on your face. , You can see the change.It has magic, “he says.
In the trailer, Manisha’s character, Mayadevi, is initially wrapped in pain and anguish, but changes after two school girls, Anna and Ira, decide to write love letters on behalf of an imaginary man.
“In the film, Mayadevi’s character appeared dead, it was dark, but then there is brightness in her eyes, there is a ray of hope for love, she begins to transform and change and that is what is portrayed through the character and all It’s true in real life too, “says Manisha.
According to the actress of “Bombay”, her character in the film is extremely strange and so she was excited to do so.
“I have not played a role like this before, so I got kicked out to do it, but getting into the character’s skin and emoting the emotions was a bit difficult,” he says. As the film is on her shoulders, Manisha says she feels the responsibility.
“I would have hopes of this film because of me and it’s fairly fair, and that’s why it adds to the responsibility of choosing and choosing a movie correctly, so that’s why I’m careful,” he says.
Manisha is busy promoting her film on popular television shows and giving interviews. The actress says she has realized that promotions are part of today’s film and everyone is doing it, so that’s fine.
Launching on June 2, the film is directed by Sunaina Bhatnagar.
