Kriti Sanon on facing failure “There is nothing more you can do as an actor beyond a point. You take the experience…”

Kriti Sanon is one of the industry’s most successful and talented actresses. Kriti has established herself as an actor with films such as Bareilly ki Barfi (2017), Dilwale (2015), and Lukka Chuppi (2019). Along with success, the Mimi actress has had her share of film flops and failures. Now, Kriti has revealed how she copes when her films do poorly, saying that she does things that normal people do, such as sulk and cry.

In an interview with a portal Kriti mentioned, People see a strong woman on the outside, on-screen, and in interviews, according to Kriti, but she believes it is important to face your emotions. She went on to say that they can’t be brushed under the carpet because that’s not how it works. She recalled her childhood and remembered how time was easy back then.

If we felt hurt, we cried. When we felt like laughing, we laughed. We didn’t care what people were thinking. But, I think as we keep growing, maturity is somehow equivalent to handling yourself a certain way in front of people,” Kriti said.

Kriti also stated that she does not allow people to see how affected she is by certain things. She described it as her strength, saying that if she feels like sulking, she will, and if she feels like crying, she will.

The actress said “I’m low, I would not want to talk to anyone, then, I would not want to talk to anyone. Or, I might be on a phone call with a friend and I might rant what I’m feeling. But I think I do realize that everything you like goes on and you have to move on.”

She admitted that she gets defensive about certain films because they are personal to her, but she has to accept it and move on.

“There is nothing more you can do as an actor beyond a point. You take the experience, whatever you learn from it and you accept what has happened and move on to the next. There will be always a next hopefully,” Kriti added.

On the work front, Kriti will star in films like Adipurush, Ganapath: Part 1, Bhediya, and Shehzada.