Nargis
Fakhri
recently
opened
up
in
an
interview
about
her
early
days
in
Bollywood
and
her
depression
journey.
The
actress,
who
made
her
film
debut
with
Imtiaz
Ali's
Rockstar
opposite
Ranbir
Kapoor,
spoke
about
the
burn-out
and
struggles
she
has
faced
till
date.
In
the
interview,
she
also
added
that
she
was
too
authentic
and
honest
and
many
called
her
immature.
Speaking
to
Masala,
Nargis
recollected
her
initial
days
in
Bollywood
and
said,
"I
didn't
know
how
to
maneuver
in
a
new
culture.
I
was
told
that
because
I
was
so
authentic
and
honest
in
my
feelings
it
wasn't
a
good
thing.
You
have
to
interact
with
people
even
if
you're
not
comfortable
with
them.
You
have
to
put
on
a
game
face,
which
I
couldn't.
I
was
said
to
be
immature."
It
is
now
that
Nargis
believes
she
understands
that
people
have
three
faces
in
the
industry
-
"a
business
face,
a
creative
face
and
the
personal
face."
Nargis
further
added
that
she
worked
very
hard
for
eight
years
and
hardly
had
any
time
for
her
family.
Work
stress
made
her
sick
and,
due
to
the
same,
she
developed
stress-related
health
issues.
She
told
the
publication
that
she
was
questioning
everything
in
life
and
took
two
years
off
to
focus
on
her
health.
The
actress
revealed
that
she
was
exhausted
because
she
wasn't
addicted
to
fame
or
adulation.
"Consequently,
I
developed
health
issues.
Was
I
depressed?
I
guess
you
can
use
the
word.
I
was
unhappy
in
my
situation
and
was
questioning
myself
as
to
why
I
was
still
there.
I
took
two
years
off
to
get
healthy.
I
did
Vipassana
meditation
in
the
US," said
Nargis,
disclosing
that
she
did
fasting
to
help
sharpen
her
senses.
Nargis
Fakhri's
most
recent
work
was
2020
Torbaaz.
The
actress
has
been
part
of
movies
such
as
Main
Tera
Hero,
Madras
Café,
and
Housefull
3.
She
also
made
her
Hollywood
debut
in
Spy
alongside
actors
Melissa
McCarthy,
Jason
Statham,
and
Jude
Law.
Nargis
later
shifted
to
the
US
with
her
family
and
is
now
preparing
to
make
a
proper
comeback.
Her
next
project
is
with
Hari
Hara
Veera
Mallu
by
Pawan
Kalyan.