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Films that did not work affected me
Actress Vidya Balan, who was last seen on screen in \'Kahaani 2: Durga Rani Singh\', says her films that didn\'t work well affected her immensely.
Actress Vidya Balan, who was last seen on screen in 'Kahaani 2: Durga Rani Singh', says her films that didn't work well affected her immensely. Asked if failure of her films affects her, Vidya said, "Oh, for sure. Earlier, before 2008, in that phase of my career, failure didn't affect me much because I didn't feel like I was really invested in the films. But since 2008, since I began to do films like 'Paa', 'Ishqiya' and 'No One Killed Jessica', the films that didn't work, have affected me immensely," Vidya said.
The 38-year-old actress says the reason she gets affected with a film's failure now is because she "invested in them emotionally". "I have given so much of myself to the films, so, it affects. It's like your child is being rejected by the world and it's heart-breaking. Not that you would love the child any less because the world doesn't except it, but it's difficult," adds Vidya, who will be next seen in 'Begum Jaan', a remake of the 2015 Bengali film 'Rajkahini', and 'Tumhari Sulu'.
