Neena Gupta asks for work on Instagram, Priyanka Chopra feels 'inspired'
With her post, Neena asked for job and informed that she is currently staying in Mumbai.
Neena Gupta looked beautiful in the picture.
Asking for work, Neena Gupta captioned the image: "I live in mubai and working am a good actor looking fr good parts to play."
Her daughter and fashion designer Masaba Gupta also shared her post.
She captioned: "Just the other day I was telling someone .. how I am never afraid/ shy to ask for work. Its obviously genetic. My mother put up this post on her instagram today. I mean,my 62yr old national award winning mother. She told me I must always work .. no matter what .. it keeps you from getting old...she told me they don't write for women her age anymore ... I don't think anyone can replicate what she did for TV anymore.. she complains that she can't do PR .. but says 'I do good work,that's my PR'.. time and again we've spoken about how whatever she asks for ... in due time ,she gets... But that's the magic of a pure heart. The universe just can't refuse you... the only advice I have the guts to give her is.. don't work with anyone who won't respect you ,at this age , that's the bare minimum & it's a strange strange industry she's in... the advice she gives me in return is..'whatever you do,free ka PR mat khaana,your only someone's kid/wife/niece/sister for this long. Prove yourself. WORK. Walk the talk & fly ♥ï¸ðŸ˜♥ï¸ @neena_gupta #neenaji."
Reacting to the post, actress Priyanka Chopra reacted: "Inspired â¤ï¸."
Gupta has made appearances in several international films, such as Gandhi (1982), in which she played the niece of Mahatma Gandhi, and the Merchant Ivory films The Deceivers(1988), Mirza Ghalib(1989) In Custody (1993), and Cotton Mary (1999).
She starred along with Madhuri Dixit in Khalnayak (1993); she was featured in the popular song "Choli ke peeche" in the movie.
She is also known for her performance in popular television show Saans.
Image: Neena Gupta Instagram
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