Hina Khan: I’m a Kashmiri But Didn’t Get Cast as a Kashmiri Girl Because of my Dusky Skin

Mumbai: Actor Hina Khan lately opened up on being rejected from a venture resulting from her pores and skin tone. The actor was talking about going through rejections and her struggles within the business when she talked about an incident about not having the ability to bag the character of a Kashmiri woman regardless of being a Kashmiri herself.Also Read – Hina Khan Dedicates Her ‘Iconic Actress Award’ To Late Father: ‘You Made It Possible’ Speaking to ETimes, Hina stated that she has labored arduous in her profession and there are processes that an actor follows whereas pursuing a job. She stated that she wouldn’t title the venture however she obtained rejected even when she might converse the language fluently and had a Kashmiri background. Also Read – Hina Khan is Unbelievably Humble, And Mouni Roy is a Sweetheart: Mamta Handa Opens up on Her Chat Show Be You-Ghar Ki Baat | Exclusive “There are times where I probably don’t like the story or I don’t want to do that kind of a character for the time being, but there also are times where you probably test for it, and you are very keen that it works, but it doesn’t work out for various reasons. I can’t talk about the project, but I remember I could not crack a project because I didn’t look Kashmiri enough. I am Kashmiri and I can fluently speak the language but I didn’t get cast because my complexion is dusky and I am not extremely fair,” she defined. Also Read – Hina Khan Flaunts Toned Abs While ‘Sweating it Out’ at Gym, Workout Videos Will Give You Right Kind of Fitness Motivation

Hina added that she had all the pieces that the character truly demanded besides the pores and skin tone. “That’s what the team and character demanded. I really felt bad. When you know the language so well, probably you could have worked wonders in that character, but I didn’t get cast only because I don’t look Kashmiri (laughs). I never lose hope, I don’t give up. I keep trying,” she stated. Earlier, Hina opened up on large vogue designers discriminating between TV and movie actors. She stated that even when the TV actors obtain unbelievable stardom or go on to stroll the worldwide pink carpets, they’re refused to be styled by the massive designers who usually say ‘you wouldn’t have the ability to carry the outfits’.