In a current interview, actor Barbara Mori mentioned she would like to work in India once more, as she is rather more assured now. This is what she mentioned.
The Uruguayan-born Mexican actor and mannequin Barbara Mori, who starred reverse Hrithik Roshan within the 2010 movie Kites, is prepared for her Bollywood comeback. In an interview with Puja Talwar, she spoke about how she’s rather more assured as an actor now than when she did the movie. (Additionally Learn: Hridhaan Roshan’s resemblance to dad Hrithik Roshan leaves web gushing: ‘Good-looking papa ka good-looking beta’)
Barbara Mori on Bollywood
When requested if she want to work in an Indian movie once more, as Kites is her solely Indian movie, Barbara mentioned, “If you happen to invite me, I will probably be very happy as a result of we had been in India final yr with this movie (Los Dos Hemisferios De Lucca aka Lucca’s World) and it was…going again to India, capturing there and filming there with a crew with all of you guys there. So I used to be like, very comfortable to be again. I’d like to, simply name me, please name me.”
She additionally joked that her co-star Juan Pablo Medina would “do a Bollywood film with (her), dancing with (her).” Barbara additionally said that ‘every little thing’ modified since she final labored in India, “All the things has modified…me as a girl, I’m so totally different from after I was in India with Kites. At this time, I can get pleasure from my life as an actress than I did earlier than. As a result of I actually suffered after I was appearing in a set after I was youthful. I get pleasure from myself extra within the set and in life.”
About Barbara Mori
For the unversed, Barbara acted with Hrithik and Kangana Ranaut in Anurag Basu’s 2010 movie Kites. The movie tells the story of a wounded man on the run on the lookout for his sweetheart within the Mexican desert. Whereas she didn’t work in an Indian movie after that, Barbara was final seen within the 2024 Spanish movie Las Azules/Ladies in Blue. Lucca’s World, which was launched on Netflix, sees her play Bárbara Anderson, a mom of a kid with cerebral palsy. The movie is predicated on precise occasions.
