Actress Kavitta Verma is receiving accolades for her performance in the movie Kaala, directed by Bejoy Nambiar. Previously seen in films like Laali Ki Shaadi Mein Laaddoo Deewana and Policegiri, Kavitta opened up about her struggles and experiences with the casting couch in a candid conversation with The Free Press Journal.
Reflecting on her role in Kaala, Kavitta expressed her excitement, stating, “Being a part of this project not only challenged me creatively but also resonated with the audience. Moments like these make an actor's journey fulfilling and enriching. 'Kaala' has been a remarkable experience, filled with valuable lessons and experiences.
She further shared her involvement in the project, saying, I had the opportunity to write the teaser poetry and act in the series. Bejoy simply said 'Kaala' and asked me to encompass the energy of black and how our lives get entwined with it.
Despite working with notable actors like Sanjay Dutt, Akashara Hassan, and Vivaan Shah, Kavitta revealed that her films didn't perform well at the box office, leaving her feeling like she's on a solitary journey. She emphasized that every experience, including failure, contributes to personal growth and shapes one's path in the industry.
Discussing the prevalent issue of the casting couch in the entertainment industry, Kavitta acknowledged its existence and highlighted the importance of saying no, even at the cost of sacrificing opportunities. She emphasized the significance of maintaining one's integrity and self-respect in the face of such challenges, asserting that an actor's journey is deeply personal and unique to each individual.
In conclusion, Kavitta emphasized the resilience and dedication required in the face of setbacks, underscoring the importance of personal choices and individual journeys in the pursuit of one's dreams.