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Gap between my films didn't bother me, says Bhumi
Her absence from the big screen despite a promising start with her memorable performance in ‘Dum Laga Ke Haisha’ surprised everyone but Bhumi Pednekar says \"the gap\" was well planned.
Her absence from the big screen despite a promising start with her memorable performance in ‘Dum Laga Ke Haisha’ surprised everyone but Bhumi Pednekar says "the gap" was well planned.
Bhumi had to gain kilos to play Sandhya in her debut project and the actress says she had to get back to her normal self before signing on something new.
"The gap between my films didn't bother me. There was always a plan that I will take at least eight months to shed the kilos I gained for 'Dum Laga Ke Haisha'. I was busy getting back to being Bhumi," she said.
The actress says the difference between her first and second film was never a problem for her and as she was busy enjoying the fame she gained after her debut.
"Nothing changed drastically in my life due to that gap as in any case I wouldn't have been able to do any film. It really didn't bother me at all. It probably did shift my life back by a few months. But I was normal. It never came across as a problem for me. It was all good as I was enjoying the success I gained after 'Dum...'"
