EXCLUSIVE: Kriti Sanon reveals real people make her stronger; says, “They’re not going to change, with changing times or with my success and failure” : Bollywood News

Kriti Sanon may have millions of followers. While the actress is thankful for all the love and support she gets from fans and well-wishers around the globe, she expressed extreme gratitude about having close friends and family in the world. Bollywood is a volatile industry and the success as well as failures can be quite challenging to handle. And Kriti revealed to Bollywood Hungama, that having support coming from the real people of one’s life helps celebrities face every challenging situation.

EXCLUSIVE: Kriti Sanon reveals real people make her stronger; says, “They’re not going to change, with changing times or with my success and failure”

Speaking exclusively to Bollywood Hungama in a heartfelt interview, Kriti Sanon shared how thankful she is to have some people in her life. She said, “I think the fact that I know that I have a family and a set of friends that would love me and be with me, no matter what, makes me strong. Because I know that I have people to fall back on and they are real. They're not going to change, with changing times or with my success and failure. They will keep me rooted and grounded.”

She went on to add, “Even on days, when I'm not able to hold myself up together, they will be there around me if I need them. They will also let me be if I don't want them around. So I feel like having real people, having real connections, relationships, friends, family, I think that kind of keeps me strong.”

On the work front, Kriti Sanon has multiple projects in the pipeline. From the Kartik Aaryan starrer Shehzada to Prabhas, Saif Ali Khan starrer Adipurush, the actress will be seen exploring a variety of genres. While she will be reuniting with her Heropanti co-star Tiger Shroff for Ganapath, the actress will also be experimenting with a new genre of robotic rom-com with Shahid Kapoor in an untitled film.

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