Talking about her upcoming films, Avika will be seen in Telugu films like Thank You and 10th Class Diaries. So, my audience made me feel that I was doing a good job in acting and that didnвЂ™t make me feel focused on anything else.вЂќ Also read- Balika Vadhu 2: Shivangi Joshi and Samridh Bawa are traditional Rajasthani dances and their perfection will impress you вЂ“ watch video At the end I spoke to my audience, they always spoke to the way I acted. Also read- Sidharth Shukla fans get emotional as they celebrate 14 years of Bigg Boss 13 winner on ITV вЂ“ View Tweet I remember trying on the costumes for my shoot the next day as I felt it. So, that was a very negative feeling I used to get. I just didnвЂ™t want to look in the mirror. She is wickedly good in her depiction of a bitter but lustful ghost still holding on to her mortal possessions when not scaring the life out of her stuttering niece-in-law.Talking to Pinkvilla, Avika said, вЂI used to hate myself so much that I didnвЂ™t care. The actress repeats some of that description in yet another Aparna Sen feature. In Aparna Sen's adaptation of Kunal Basu's novel, Moushumi's physical transformation as Rahul Bose's widowed, village-dwelling aunt is at once noteworthy. The actress makes typical desi mom demands from her NRI son in Deepa Mehta's cross-culture rom-com to amusing results in this breezy mishmash of east meets west. Moushumi's soppy endorsement of ' ma ki mamta' finds its own place in this predominantly Jeetendra vehicle co-starring Sridevi and Hema Malini.Д«y the end of 1980s, Moushumi had relegated to supporting parts of mum and bhabhi.ДЄs Sunny Deol's grief-struck sister-in-law in Ghayal, she provided a run-of-the-mill role much credibility. Moushumi's suspicious, silly, housewife maintains that balance thoroughly. Gulzar's comedy of errors thrives on actors with an understated sense of humour. The actress evokes every bit of sympathy as Jeetendra's ailing, despondent, wife in Pyaasa Saawan. Sassy or sentimental, Moushumi's emotional flexibility made her super popular among film-makers. The actress breathes nakhra and fire in equal measure as Shashi Kapoor's high maintenance lady love in Swayamvar. The Big B and Moushumi walking hand-in-hand through Mumbai rains offers an unforgettable glimpse into their sublime chemistry in Manzil's monsoon melody, Rimjhim Gire Saawan. I started crying,' she is quoted as saying.Д«oth Moushumi and Amitabh Bachchan paint a believable picture of marital harmony, one that is disturbed after their son goes missing in Benaam. I started sweating and everything just stuck to my hair.

I had long hair and in the scene, a lot of flour falls on my head and body. Manoj Kumar mulls over proletariat problems and social empowerment while squeezing in a ghastly rape sequence featuring Moushumi. Playing the girl in question, Moushumi's ease around such oddness is rather commendable. At one point, he is forced to make his sweetheart his sister. Moushumi's gaon ki gori act provides tons of eye candy and distraction from Vinod Khanna and Kabir Bedi's cold bandit war.Д«est remembered for the chartbuster O Hansini and Rishi Kapoor's sullen avatar.

Moushumi's understated delivery fetched her a Best Actress Filmfare nomination, but she lost out to Dimple Kapadia and Jaya Bachchan for Bobby and Abhimaan respectively. The many adaptations of Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay's Parineeta include Moushumi's graceful rendition of a young woman's unflinching devotion to her childhood sweetheart.ДЄ blind girl befriends a terminally ill kid leading to bittersweet consequences in this acclaimed Shakti Samanta weepie.

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