Swara Bhaskar is an actress of Indian cinema who has made a special identity with her strong acting and innocent ideas. But his impunity has often caused controversies. Swara believes that he has been blacklisted in the film industry due to her political views and her clearwriting thinking on social issues. According to Swara, his political ideology has become a big challenge for his career.
Career break due to political views
Swara Bhaskar, who was last seen in the film 'Jahan Char Yaar' in 2022, believes that his political impunity has affected his film career. In an interview, he said, “I have been blacklisted because of my political ideology. Now there is no point in denying it. Everyone knows this thing. However, because of this there is no bitterness in my heart. I was ready to pay the price I chose. “
Career stagnation pain
Swara also admits that not getting work hurts them from inside. He said, “I like my work very much. I have always been a capable actress and hope that it will remain the same. But it is true that when you do not get work, it hurts. Nevertheless, I know what is the reason behind this, and this understanding gives me peace. “
Bollywood did not blame
Swara refused to hold the film industry responsible for this. He said, “For this I do not blame producers, directors or Bollywood. We are living in a period where people in power take action on those who disagree with them. They are targeted by calling them 'traitors' or 'a threat to the security of the country'.
Other artists are also facing problems
Swara also told that she is not alone in this situation. He said, “Not only me, my friends are also getting punished. Some are in jail. Many artists are being tortured in different ways. ” These words of Swara clearly reflect that she not only accepts her troubles with an open heart, but also has the courage to openly discuss them.
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