Bhumi Pednekar Drives Down The Memory Lane; Discovers Similarity With Her Character In Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitare

Bhumi Pednekar drove down the memory lane as she found her old scrapbook while de-cluttering her room.

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Bhumi Pednekar Drives Down The Memory Lane; Discovers Similarity With Her Character In Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitare
Talented actress Bhumi Pednekar is taken aback to discover the uncanny similarity that she has with her character in Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitare! Currently, in lockdown, Bhumi took a trip down memory lane when she found her long lost scrapbook from school and that triggered a huge moment for her!

Bhumi says, “There is so much time at hand that you can use it to declutter and it is not only your space but your mind. I was cleaning a trunk in my old house and I came across a scrapbook from my school! My first DVD audition tape from my acting college, the first script I wrote! I was so nostalgic. My character in Dolly Kitty does something similar in the film with her scrapbook and this moment was so uncanny! There are so many of your life experiences you go through again as an actor and that’s what I love about cinema!”

Directed by Alankrita Shrivastava, the film has earned Bhumi several international accolades at prestigious film festivals including the Face of Asia award at Busan!

Talking about life in lockdown, Bhumi shares, “The first week was so weird and my room is towards the road and usually noisy but now it’s so silent but slowly in 2-3 days it was taken over by the birds chirping. The first week of the lockdown was manic, I mean all we used to do was talk about the virus, we still do but now we’ve figured out a way to deal with it. Be more empathetic about what so many people are going through.” (Also Read: Sona Mohapatra Disappointed With Taapsee Pannu, Bhumi Pednekar And Jacqueline Fernandez For Not Lip-Syncing To Her Songs Properly)

Bhumi takes over her house post 6 pm every day and lets her hair down with her mother, Sumitra, and sister Samiksha. “I love dressing up my room and my house – there is always some music, I light up the candles. So, post 6 pm I take over the house because for me it’s a way of survival. You have to be positive and you have to spread positivity,” she adds.







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