एक्ट्रेस प्रीति झंगियानी ने अपने वर्सेटाइल एक्टिंग करियर को लेकर IANS के साथ बातचीत की और अपना एक्सपीरिएंस शेयर किया। जिसमें उन्होंने 'उदयपुर फाइल्स' और 'कफस' जैसी फिल्मों में अपने खास किरदारों को हाइलाइट किया है। उन्होंने अपने शुरुआती स्ट्रगल, बॉलीवुड के दिग्गजों के साथ मेमोरेबल एक्सपीरियंसेस और बदलते फिल्म इंडस्ट्री पर अपना ओपिनियन बताया। एक्टिंग के अलावा, प्रीति एंटरप्रेन्योरशिप और स्पोर्ट को भी अपनी लाइफ में महत्व देती हैं और इंडियन आर्म रेसलिंग फेडरेशन का नेतृत्व बड़ी लगन से करती हैं। बतौर एक एक्ट्रेस, एंटरप्रेन्योर, वाइफ और माँ वे कई रोल को बैलेंस करते हुए,ऑर्गेनाइजेशन और समझदारी का खयाल रखती हैं। बातचीत के आखिर में डेवेलपमेंट,पॉजिटिविटी और पीसफुली लाइफ को जीने पर फोकस करते हुए, प्रीति बड़े सपने देखने और हार्डवर्क करने का मैसेज देकर मोटिवेट करती हैं।
00:23Motivation is a different thing, but I will say that this is not my dream.
00:29It was not my dream that I became an actress, I had never thought of it.
00:32So I think the motivation is that, sometimes you choose what you want to do for life.
00:39But whatever you choose life or you choose life, do it with a complete effort.
00:44Sometimes you have to do a role or a job.
00:47You have to do a complete devotion and effort.
00:50And this is what you learn.
00:53How do you work on Udaipur Files and Kuffers?
00:59How do you work on this project?
01:02How do you work on this project?
01:03Udaipur Files was a film and a story that made it very necessary.
01:10Because there is a story of justice.
01:13There is no religion.
01:16There is no other thing.
01:18There is no other thing.
01:19There is no other thing.
01:20There is no other thing.
01:21And there is a family that has been so hard.
01:23There is no justice for such problems.
01:24And there is no justice for them.
01:27That's why I did Udhepur Files, I was a reporter who was a reporter, so definitely I would like people to go and see Udhepur Files.
01:45And even though the story of Kafas is also a subject that people don't do much, which is the male child's sexual exploitation.
01:59We always talk about females, but it's very important to talk about male children.
02:08Exploitation of any kind should not be tolerated, and I think a story like Kafas needed to be told.
02:16Ma'am, if you were to talk about the story, you would like to know that you are Mishra's family.
02:23If you were to talk about Shah Rukh Khan, what was your reaction?
02:31Of course I was very excited and a very big opportunity.
02:37At that time, we had such a training that we knew our role, our character, our dialogue so good that we could perform.
02:49The internet of Shah Rukh Khan and Amitabh Bachchan.
02:51Plus, Mr. Shah Rukh Khan and Mr. Amitabh Bachchan are very comfortable with you.
03:00I don't think you are a superstar.
03:05Shah Rukh Khan is very charming.
03:07You are very comfortable and at ease.
03:11Similarly with Mr. Bachchan, he is very humorous.
03:14His command of Hindi and English language is so impressive.
03:18I think I had a wonderful time working with both of them.
03:22Is that the film of Shah Rukh Khan is very可愛い?
03:23We were very comfortable in the film.
03:24But I have also been looking for his films.
03:25I have been looking for his films.
03:26I am thinking of Shari Rukh Khan.
03:27In the film of Shah Rukh Khan, развes the film with the film as well as the film.
03:28We put the film in the film in the film.
03:31We put the film in the film as well as the film actor can be an actor.
03:33I don't remember your film as well as the film was.
03:34But I have no interest with all the films, but the films are so good.
03:37It was a lot of fun.
04:03How did you face the challenges in the beginning, but what is the important thing behind you today?
04:13Definitely, I think the challenges were a lot less because I was not out of Bombay, I was living with my parents, it was a comfortable life, so I feel that in terms of stories, mine was an easier story than others.
04:32But also, the struggles are different, to prove yourself, to perform roles and characters, to study them and perform them, so these challenges are necessary.
04:46And if you talk about it, as I said in the beginning of the interview, it is the same thing, that if you do a little bit of emotion without any emotion, it can be seen on the screen.
05:00The screen can catch every light, so whatever you do, you perform with preparation, because without preparation, without hard work, the camera can catch your lights.
05:13Your role in Mohabbat is in your heart. Do you feel like your life? How do you shape it?
05:20I am completely shaped it.
05:25After that, I think people could only see me in one suit.
05:32In the jeans and modern clothes, I couldn't see them.
05:37So definitely, my whole career has shaped it.
05:42And today, I remember Kiran's character.
05:45I think I am very lucky with that.
05:47Because now, I remember a lot of people,
05:50I remember a lot of people,
05:52and I remember the name of Kiran's character.
05:54I remember the name of Kiran's character.
05:56I remember the name of Kiran's character.
05:58I remember the name of Kiran's character.
06:00So I think it's completely shaped my career.
06:03And when we were talking about the industry,
06:05you can get a lot of the same amount of the industry.
06:08Through the industry,
06:09you've heard of the industry about that typecast.
06:12Definitely, there was a mindset in the industry.
06:16It was a typecast.
06:18But these things have changed quite a lot.
06:20Before it was such a mindset.
06:22There was an action film,
06:23we will not do it.
06:24If we will stop a romance,
06:25we will have 10 romance films.
06:27But I think now there is a lot of mindset changed.
06:31People are against the grain casting.
06:34Like the younger actors and filmmakers are coming,
06:38and the global cinema is also coming.
06:41So the mindset of people is changing.
06:44And people are watching different kinds of people.
06:48They are becoming different films.
06:50They are becoming unusual and exciting films.
06:53So the times have changed quite a lot.
06:56I am talking about 90's.
06:59What difference do you think about 90's sets?
07:05How do you think about 90's sets?
07:06Yes, there were times when I had a dialogue set.
07:09There was no script.
07:11There was only one line story.
07:14But now it has changed.
07:17There are well in advance stories, scripts, dialogues.
07:20That an actor has an opportunity, a chance that he can properly prepare.
07:25What is that?
07:26What is that?
07:27What is that?
07:37What is that?
07:41Entourage?
07:42Yes, yes, yes.
07:43How do we see this thing?
07:45Entourage actors, producers, it's a lot of different things.
07:49I know this is a lot of debate today.
07:53Who should we give the actor's payment to the actor or producer?
07:57But this is a debatable topic.
07:59Yes, many people don't need a person.
08:03But we need to see what the script demands of the film's script and what demands of the film's role.
08:08If there is such a demand that it is an athlete's role or a body change,
08:13then definitely one actor has to keep a dietitian and trainer.
08:17But if there is no need for the film and character, then those things are not required.
08:23In terms of makeup and hair, these things are what show on the camera.
08:26So definitely these things are necessary.
08:28But if you look at any of the producers, these costs should be regulated.
08:33I won't say this, but these things are necessary.
08:38I think it's a good thing.
08:39It's a good thing.
08:40It's a good thing.
08:41It's a good thing.
08:42I think it's a good thing.
08:43It's a good thing.
08:44It's a good thing.
08:45It's a good thing.
08:46It's a good thing.
08:47It's a good thing.
08:48It's a good thing.
08:49It's a good thing.
08:50It's a good thing.
08:51It's a good thing.
08:52It's a good thing.
08:53It's a good thing.
08:59It's a good thing.
09:00It's a good thing.
09:01It's an industry of corporate.
09:02So I think it's a good thing, corporatization is a good thing.
09:09How do you think that active and entrepreneurship is a common skill?
09:20There are many skills that are common.
09:25I think that we have known sports like Punjab or armwrestling,
09:30I think that we are looking at sports entertainment.
09:34So our whole experience in entertainment,
09:38I think more than 25 years of experience in the film industry has helped us in the field of sports.
09:44Because the way we have been presenting to Punjab or armwrestling,
09:48on Sony Sports and broadcasts,
09:51and the way we get viewership in sports,
09:53I think this experience has helped us a lot.
09:56Because we understand the Indian audience,
10:00we understand how to do entertainment on the screen,
10:05we have trained athletes on the stage,
10:08how to show their personalities.
10:11So I think there are a lot of similarities in both things.
10:14and also the way we are talking about entrepreneurship is a life experience.
10:19We can deal with people,
10:21we can deal with different people,
10:23we can deal with different people.
10:25Whether it's Indian nationality or outside nationality.
10:28So this is something that I think both fields have in common.
10:33How do you manage the balance of acting and business?
10:37And do you think there is a challenge?
10:39If there are two fields,
10:41there are two fields?
10:42Absolutely, absolutely.
10:43It's very challenging.
10:44You can't say that this is easy.
10:46But you have to balance everything,
10:50you have to organize everything.
10:51In a human life,
10:52organization is very important,
10:53especially in a woman's life.
10:55I am not only an actor or entrepreneur or business lady,
11:00but I am also a mother,
11:02I am also a wife,
11:04I am also a daughter.
11:05So these roles have to be done as a woman.
11:07And I think every woman does a lot of roles,
11:10but as a one can manage it with some level of organization.
11:15What do you think about revolution?
11:18What do you think about that?
11:19What do you think about that?
11:20What do you think about that?
11:25I think especially in sports field,
11:27there are not so many women in the field.
11:30And especially in sports organizations
11:34or in sports federations,
11:36there is not so much women presence.
11:38So I feel very happy.
11:40And the pride of the feeling,
11:43it comes to that
11:45that it would make sense that
11:47and the pride to the team
11:48has to achieve an asian level
11:50and the courage to the leader
11:51and become a vice president.
11:52And I think that
11:53is an important thing in sports field.
11:55And you have seen this sport
11:56and hopefully more forward.
11:58I think about future friends.
12:02What would you like to do with acting career
12:05as an actor?
12:10As an actor, I always want a better actor and a lot of roles, so definitely there are a lot of genres that I haven't explored until now or what I have explored, like comedy, but I want to explore it more.
12:27Or intense drama, thrillers, I love these kind of films, so definitely as an actor there are a lot of things I want to explore.
12:35Actually, I've had very good experiences with all the actresses I've worked with.
12:54Whether it's Kim Sharma, Shamita Shetty or Ardi Chhabriya, Amrita Rora, Awara Paagal Diwana, or L.O.C. there are a lot of heroes.
13:05So we always had a good time together. Luckily, I didn't have any bad experiences and all the actresses I've worked with are my friends.
13:14So until now, are you in touch?
13:16Yes, absolutely, absolutely.
13:17Ma'am, are there any exciting projects in the future? Are there any other big venture or expansion?
13:25For now, we are concentrating on wrestling and Punjab. There is a professional league and a federation.
13:32So I think right now my hands are full, but as an actor also, I think I have quite a lot on my plate.
13:44Ma'am, professional league, when you know that you've been in professional league and you've been in professional league,
13:51you've been in professional league and you've been in professional league.
13:56How much do you support your films?
14:00Of course, if you talk about support, then we support a lot of others.
14:07If anyone wants to have a role or a discussion, if there is a role in which we want to talk about,
14:13I think we should have an opinion on someone else.
14:17Because we're both in the same field.
14:20So it's very easy for us.
14:22And definitely, we understand the work-life because we are from the same field.
14:28So in an actor's life, we understand what issues are, what problems are,
14:33so we understand each other more.
14:36And in the sports field, we also work together.
14:39But in our office, we define roles clearly in our office.
14:43The creative side is the whole thing.
14:46And the business side is the whole thing I see.
14:49So when you have roles properly defined as well,
14:54you can support one another.
14:56I'm asking the question about the question.
14:59How much do you have to say that?
15:01How much do you have to say that?
15:06What is the main thing that you have to say?
15:09How much do you have to say that?
15:11How much do you have to say that?
15:14I don't know what I can say.
15:17How much do you have to say yes,
15:18how much do you have to say yes,
15:19how much do you have to say yes,
15:20how much do you have to say yes,
15:21how much do you have to say yes.
15:22But I think different people have to say yes.
15:25It's different.
15:26You have to understand one another.
15:28And it's important to understand that
15:31that in any person,
15:33there will be some personality traits that you don't like.
15:36you don't like it.
15:37But a 100% relationship or a 100%
15:40which you like,
15:42will not get in any individual.
15:44So I feel,
15:46to understand one another
15:48is very necessary.
15:50Lastly, what message did you say?
15:56The first message that I would like to say
15:58is that overall,
16:00in your India and the world's situation,
16:02it is live and let live.
16:04There is too much war in the world right now.
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