Triptii Dimri gained overnight fame after the release of Animal but before that she received critical acclaim for her role in Bulbbul. The film revealed on Netflix in 2020 was a horror drama that explored the tales of a supernatural woman in the forest killing men in the night. It also follows a child-bride and her journey from innocence to strength and freedom.
The actress recently opened up about the film during a podcast with Ranveer Allahbadia and revealed that people asked her not to do the film. Dimri also opened up about how the film's director Anvita Dutt Guptan would frequently apologise to her during filming. She was quoted by Free Press Journal saying, "The rape scenes were very intense.
Baatein karte time scene ke bareme aise lagta hai, 'Normal hai. Ho jayega yeh.' But when you actually live that moment in that scene, alag level ka darr aata hai.
As an actor, you are aware that you can't run away from it." "My director would come, sit next to me after every scene and cry. She would apologise, saying, 'I am sorry; I am putting you through this, but it is just for the film,'" she added.
SEE ALSO: Payal Kapadia’s Cannes-Winning All We Imagine As Light Trailer Out Now; Set For November Release In India A post shared by Triptii Dimri (@tripti_dimri) Dimri also praised co-star Rahul Bose and said, "It was very scary, weird, but I have to give it to Rahul Bose for making me feel very comfortable. Like, as soon as the scene would cut, he would change the topic or start .
