It has become more common over the years for celebrities to have their privacy violated. People want to know everything about you if you’re famous. Who you date, where you go, and what you eat. However, as a public figure, you still have the right to draw a line, to keep certain parts of your life private. Indian actresses have been targeted for this invasion of privacy for a long time. Even media outlets are guilty of doing it. In an exclusive interview with Sonakshi Sinha, we asked her about this and whether she has experienced times when focus is more on her personal life than her work, and how she deals with being a public figure when so many eyes are constantly trying to pry into her personal space.
It seems like everyone wants a scoop into the actresses’ lives, the next big story that sells. And what this does is often overshadow the hard work and talent of the actress, reducing skills to a mere headline in a tabloid.
Sonakshi Sinha On Privacy Invasion
“It’s something you know you are signing up for,” says Sonakshi Sinha, addressing the issue. She clarifies, though, that it is the reporter who has the responsibility for asking such offensive questions, not her, thus she shouldn’t feel guilty about it.
Sonakshi Sinha also acknowledges that this is the invasion of privacy is one thing about her job that she genuinely does enjoy. The actress candidly admits that this is the only aspect of her profession she truly dislikes. “Invasion of privacy is something that I have never liked about the profession. Everything else is lovely. I love my job, I love being on set, I love being an actor.” “I’m still adjusting to it,” Sonakshi says while addressing the less favourable aspects that come with being an actor.
About Nikita Roy
Sonakshi Sinha’s latest film, Nikita Roy, will be releasing in theatres on June 27. Nikita Roy is a supernatural thriller film directed by Kussh S Sinha in his directorial debut. Starring along with Sonakshi, the cast includes Arjun Rampal, Paresh Rawal, and Suhail Nayyar.
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