EXCLUSIVE News - Work should be a part of life, not the entire of life Kajol on not doing multiple films at the same time

EXCLUSIVE News - Work should be a part of life, not the entire of life Kajol on not doing multiple films at the same time

During an EXCLUSIVE interaction with DNA Online, Kajol spoke about starring in one film a year.

EXCLUSIVE - 'Work should be a part of life, not the entire of life': Kajol on not doing multiple films at the same time

Kajol since the time she made her debut in 1992, has starred in about 33 films (excluding special appearances). In these 28 years, she has delivered hits and has won several accolades for her incredible performances in many of those films. Kajol's best performance include Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Gupt: The Hidden Truth, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham..., Fanaa, My Name Is Khan to call a couple of.

Unlike many actors within the 90s, Kajol has maintained to try to to one film a year. There are several actors who have done multiple shifts and in almost three decades did 100 films and more. Yes, that even includes Kajol's husband and actor Ajay Devgn. Talking about an equivalent, Kajol told DNA Online, "Rightly so, in 20 years, I even have finished one film a year, which is correct, to my way of thinking. I do not feel that I can work quite that."

On being further quizzed about not shooting for multiple films at an equivalent time, she stated, "I wasn't like that at that point also. I do not think I will be able to be doing that within the future, either."

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Kajol went on to mention, "There's only one maximum, maybe a little film with it or something like that. I think that my work should be a neighborhood of my life, not the entire of my life. I can't! I prefer my life the way it's and therefore the balance that I even have in it. I do not want to disrupt it."





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