Kriti Sanon says failure makes you realize the value of success. “It also gives you a reality check-that there are going to be ups and downs in life and it’s not going to be smooth always; but as long as you’re doing what you believe in, you’re doing things for a right reason. I’m taking up a film because I genuinely love it or genuinely want to work with those people, or I love the character. As long as I’m true to that, it doesn’t matter.”
“I feel successes and failures are easily forgotten and you move out of it… what you learn in the process is much more important,” added the actress, whose films ‘Dilwale’ and ‘Raabta’ did not do great business at the box-office, but whose ‘Barelli Ki Barfi’ was a roaring success.
“There are too many people around who will try to pull you down…but I think you need to have a filter and constantly remind yourself how much you love doing what you do so that you never give up on hope,” she said.
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