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'Animal' fame Triptii Dimri recalls landing her Bollywood debut film: 'I told my parents I was working with Sunny and Bobby Deol and...'

After Animal, she was seen in mainstream films like Bad Newz and Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video. In a recent interview, the actress revealed she didn't find Animal as an anti-feminist movie like many others opined. read more 'Animal' fame Triptii Dimri made her Bollywood debut with the 2017 comedy Poster Boyz. But the journey to films has not been easy. In an interview with Ranveer Allahbadia, the actress revealed, 'While I was in college studying literature, one day, my brother's friend, who had bought a DSLR, shot some pictures of me in a park and randomly sent them to a modeling agency. The agency liked my pictures and called me after two weeks for an audition. I went for an audition, and I passed the audition.' STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD She added, 'Jab ek baar newspaper mein photos aane lagi naa tab unko thoda laga ki chalo. Maybe she's going in the right direction.' Phir modeling mein maza aana bandh ho gaya; ab acting karni hai toh. I started giving auditions in Delhi. Aur luckily ek santoor ki add mil gayi thi mujhe aur uska shoot Bombay mein tha. Phir Bombay aayi aur ussi dauran maine films mein auditions dena shuru kar diye the.' Triptii also said, 'Poster Boys ke auditions chal rahe the; pehle audition mein fail ho gayi aur phir unko (casting team) to pata laga ki main Bombay mein hoon, toh unhone mujhe wapas bulaya aur dobara office jaake audition diya aur agle din pata chala ki selection ho gaya hai. I was shocked. Uss din jab maine parents ko bataya ki Sunny Deol, Bobby Deol, Shreyas Talpade ke saath film hai uss din se they were confident.' After Animal , she was seen in mainstream films like Bad Newz and Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video. In a recent interview, the actress revealed she didn't find Animal as an anti-feminist movie like many others opined. 'I didn't look at it as an anti-feminist film. I don't give such tags to films. Even while doing Bulbbul and Qala, I never thought I was doing a feminist film. I connected with the characters, had faith in the directors and felt I should do it,' Triptii shared with Filmfare. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD