Despite
starring
in
some
of
the
biggest
and
successful
ensemble
films
like
Dhoom,
Hungama,
Golmaal
and
other
comedies,
Rimi
Sen's
career
failed
to
shine
in
Bollywood
as
expected.
In
a
recent
interview
with
a
leading
tabloid,
the
actress
looked
back
at
her
film
journey
and
said
that
she
was
nothing
more
than
'furniture'
in
some
of
her
biggest
films.
Admitting
that
she
was
only
motivated
by
money
at
that
time,
Rimi
told
IndianExpress.com,
"That
time
I
wasn't
mature.
I
was
young,
aggressive,
I
was
getting
a
lot
of
work
and
I
used
to
go
with
the
flow.
I
was
there
only
for
money."
She
further
continued,
"I
did
Dhoom,
Phir
Hera
Pheri,
Hungama,
Golmaal
and
I
had
the
role
of
furniture
in
all
of
them.
That
time
the
film
industry
was
male
dominated.
Today
content
is
the
hero.
Back
then,
hero
was
the
only
hero!
OTT
platforms
have
changed
the
scene
today."
Coming
back
to
present
times,
Rimi
said
that
things
have
changed
together
because
they
are
more
'fearless'
today
as
they
don't
have
the
burden
of
delivering
only
Rs
100
crore
box
office
hits.
Elaborating
further
on
it,
she
added,
"Earlier
it
was
like
a
money
making
business.
Today,
we
educate
our
public.
Take
Pink
or
any
Raju
Hirani
film.
They
aren't
preachy,
yet
there's
a
message.
Now
it's
no
more
entertainment.
It's
also
going
in
the
sensibility
zone.
Today,
there's
work
for
everyone.
Filmmakers
today
don't
worry
about
100-crore
business
or
audience,
they
have
become
fearless."
The
actress
said
that
her
'only
fault'
is
that
she
didn't
fight
more
before
deciding
to
quit
the
showbiz.
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"When
I
left
the
industry,
amazing
directors
like
Sriram
Raghavan,
Shoojit
Sircar,
Neeraj
Pandey,
Tigmanshu
Dhulia
and
Dibakar
Banerjee
were
starting
off.
I
did
movies
like
Johnny
Gaddaar
and
Shagird
with
some
of
them,
but
those
kind
of
films
didn't
work
at
the
box
office
then.
So
that
option
eventually
closed
for
me.
I
feel
if
I
had
fought
for
3-4
more
years,
I
might
have
succeeded.
My
only
fault
is
I
failed
to
wait
and
didn't
agree
to
struggle.
If
I
had,
I
would've
got
to
work
with
more
directors
and
the
scenario
would've
changed.
Now
when
I
watch
my
films
after
10
years,
I
realise
what
have
I
achieved?
Nothing,"
Rimi
told
the
entertainment
portal.
Earlier,
in
an
interview
with
a
leading
daily,
Rimi
had
revealed
that
she
had
auditioned
for
Ashutosh
Gowariker's
Swades,
and
Rajkumar
Hirani's
Munna
Bhai
MBBS.
However,
she
failed
to
bag
these
films.
The
actress
was
last
seen
as
a
contestant
on
the
popular
TV
reality
show,
Bigg
Boss
9,
in
2015.