New Delhi: She attended her first fashion show helping models with their shoes backstage. Actress Neha Dhupia, who is playing a backup dancer in the upcoming film 'Pappu Can't Dance Saala', says the film took her back to her days of struggle.
"I started my career with a beauty pageant but not many people know that the first fashion show I attended was by helping models with their shoes backstage. So now each time I walk the ramp at a fashion show I am reminded of it," Neha told PTI.
The former Miss India was brought up in Delhi but she moved to Mumbai to realise her showbiz dreams, much like many other girls who end up becoming backup dancers, who inspired her role in 'Pappy Can't Dance Saala'.
"I observed the backup dancers on the sets and their ambition, dedication and attitude towards their profession reminded my of my initial days of struggle."
"The struggle hasn't ended though. Every actor first struggles to achieve a certain position and then to maintain it," she said.
'Pappu Can't Dance Saala' has Neha playing a Mumbai girl pitted against Vinay Pathak's character hailing from Benaras.
Directed by Saurabh Shukla, the romantic-comedy is releasing on December 16.
Beginning her acting journey with bold roles in 'Qayamat: City Under Threat' (where she wore a bikini) and 'Julie', the 31-year-old actress, who moved on to more meaningful cinema, said she has never planned her career path.
"I have never planned my career. I did films only on the basis of scripts. If the script is promising and have the ability to entertain, I take it up. Rest depends upon the director as I am such an actress who shuts up and listens to
her director," she said.
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