Kajol in a throwback image. (courtesy: kajol)

New Delhi:

Kajol opened her coronary heart out throughout a latest Humans of Bombay podcast. When requested how she handled judgments about her appears to be like, Kajol mentioned, “So I didn’t really deal with it to be honest. I just put it into a compartment and I put it away. I always thought I was way more intelligent that all these people who were commenting on me and I still think that.” Recalling the occasions she was body-shamed, Kajol mentioned, “There were a lot of tags at that point of time. ‘She is dark, she is fat’…So many things. ‘She wears specs all the time’ because I couldn’t see, I would wear my specs everywhere but I knew I was smart, cool and better than everyone out there who had any negatives to say for me. So, I kept continuing to be myself and never let it show. Sooner or later, when they couldn’t pull me down, the world simply embraced me for who I was,” mentioned Kajol.

The actress added, “There were a lot of things that people told me but I was like I’m still doing well right despite all that. It’s just sad but like I couldn’t take them that seriously.”

In phrases of labor, Kajol was final seen in Salaam Venky, co-starring Vishal Jethwa and Aamir Khan (in a cameo look). The movie was directed by Revathy and it launched final yr. Kajol is best-known for performances in hits as properly critically acclaimed movies like Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham…, Baazigar, Gupt, Dushman, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, My Name Is Khan, to call just a few.

In the latest years, the actress has starred within the National Award profitable Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior, co-starring husband Ajay Devgn and actor Saif Ali Khan. Kajol additionally featured within the Netflix movie Tribhanga, which marked her digital debut. Produced by Ajay Devgn, Tribhanga was directed by Renuka Sahane and it additionally starred Tanvi Azmi and Mithila Palkar.