Clip From Sharmin Segal's Debut Film Goes Viral, Fans Say 'She's Acting Better Than Heeramandi'
As a video from Sharmin Segal's debut movie Malaal goes viral, fans are impressed with her acting skills. They wonder if botox of surgery ruined her expressions in Heeramandi.
"Wait? Then how did she get so bad?" This is what one of the users wrote soon after watching a small clip from 2010 movie Malaal which starred Sharmin Segal alongside Meezaan Jafri. Fans think she is acting better in the film than she did in Heeramandi. And they are only wondering what went wrong. While some blame her surgery, others think botox made her expressionless.
A clip from Sharmin Segal's debut movie Maalal leaves fans shocked
For the unversed, Maalal, produced by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, is a romantic drama film written and directed by Mangesh Hadawale. A remake of the 2004 Tamil-Telugu bilingual film 7G Rainbow Colony by writer-director Selvaraghavan, this film presents a modern love story between Astha Tripathi and Shiva More. The roles are portrayed by newcomers Sharmin Segal Mehta and Meezaan Jafri. Set in a Mumbai chawl, the narrative explores their relationship despite coming from contrasting backgrounds. Without further ado, watch this small clip going viral below.
People like her acting in Malaal more than that of Heeramandi
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"Here she is acting better what happen in the series," one of the comments read. "I think botox ruined her face even if she trying to give expressions all lines gone u don't see or feel any expressions," a user said while another added, "Surgery destroyed her pretty look and acting also." Another comment read, "Isme zada expression the".
Another one added, "It¡¯s the obvious lip fillers and botox she can¡¯t even move her face now". Another comment read, "Then why did she forgot to give expressions in Heeramandi?"
Richa Chadha on Sharmin Segal getting trolled for her acting in Heeramandi
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Richa Chadha meanwhile has said that it's the audience's right if they didn't like Sharmin Segal's acting as Alamzeb in Heeramandi. "I think truthfully, it is the audience's right. It's the audience's prerogative that you like the show, you dislike the show. You like a performance, you dislike a performance," she was quoted as saying by Pinkvilla.
She added, "But what happens today, I think in the era of social media, when people start trolling, making memes, doing all that, that's a bit hurtful, I think, for anyone. We must never be unkind because it can happen to you tomorrow. And everyone is a human being."
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