Actress Falaq Naaz discusses her post-Bigg Boss aspirations, challenges in the industry, and the persistent issue of typecasting in a recent interview. Expressing her hopes for impactful TV show opportunities after leaving the Bigg Boss house, Falaq reveals her struggle against being offered repetitive roles.
Despite her significant roles in mythological shows like RadhaKrishn and Ram Siya Ke Luv Kush, Falaq acknowledges the industry’s tendency to confine actors to specific character types. She emphasizes the need for actors to actively showcase diverse facets of their talent to break free from the constraints of typecasting.
Falaq expresses her openness to any good character or show, excluding mythological roles. She states, “I’m willing to consider any opportunity that comes my way. The only thing I’m not ready for at the moment is mythological shows.”
Reflecting on her three-year journey to move away from mythological characters, Falaq urges the industry to recognize the versatility of actors beyond their initial roles. She challenges the perception that playing a specific character limits an actor’s capabilities, emphasizing the importance of experimentation and portrayal of various characters, looks, and personalities.
As she sets her goals for 2024, Falaq Naaz aims to secure roles that resonate with her style, allowing her to contribute wholeheartedly to her work and make the year a significant one for her career. Stay tuned for updates on Falaq’s journey as she strives to break free from industry stereotypes and embrace diverse acting opportunities in the coming year.
