Dipika

For other uses, see Gender Female Language(s) Origin Meaning "fans" "light" Region of origin Other names Related names Deepika (ദീപിക, दीपिका) is a Notable people named Deepika [ ] • • • • • • • • Notable people named Dipika [ ] • • • • Notable people named Deeyah [ ] • Fictional characters [ ] • Deepika, from the Mohammad Hossain Jemy's 2011 film See also [ ] •

DIPIKA CHIKHLIA ON OM RAUT KISSING KRITI SANON ONTRIVERSY Amid the claim of hurting religious sentiments, Dipika Chikhlia, who immortalised the character of Sita on television, shared her thoughts on the incident. During an interview with AajTak, the senior actress expressed her disapproval of this action. Reacting to the same, she said, “'I believe this is a significant problem with actors nowadays, as they neither enter the character nor understand its emotions. For them, the Ramayana must have been just a film. Perhaps they haven't connected with it on a spiritual level.” Talking about the incident that took place inside the premises, Dipika said, “Kriti is an actress of today's generation. In today's era, kissing or hugging someone is considered a sweet gesture. She would have never thought of herself as Sita Ji. It becomes a matter of emotions. I have lived the character of Sita, while today's actresses just consider it a role. After the film or project is over, they don't care anymore.' KISSING IS OUT OF THE QUESTION Having said that, the actress who even appeared in Bala, looked back at the time when she played the role of Sita in the mythological drama. Comparing the scenario with today, she said, “'Now let's talk about us. No one dared to take our names on the set. When we were in our characters, many people would come and touch our feet right on the set. It was a different era. At that time, they didn't see us as actors; they saw us as gods. We couldn't even hug ...

Veteran Also read: Ranbir Kapoor to book Adipurush tickets for 10,000 underprivileged kids: Report Dipika Chikhlia on Kriti Sanon and Om Raut's kiss controversy Kriti Sanon and Om Raut Recently, the makers of Dipika Chikhlia on Kriti Sanon and Om Raut's kiss Talking about it, Dipika Chikhlia told Aajtak.in in Hindi, “I believe this is a big problem with actors of this generation, as they neither get into the character nor understand its emotions. For them, Ramayana must have been just a film. Perhaps they haven't connected with it spiritually. Kriti is an actress of today's generation. In today's era, kissing or hugging someone is considered a sweet gesture. She must have never thought of herself as Sita Ji. It becomes a matter of emotions. I have lived the character of Sita, while today's actresses just consider it a role. After the film or project is over, they don't care anymore.” “If we about us. No one dared to call us by our names on the set. When we were in our characters, many people would come and touch our feet right on the set. It was a different era. At that time, they didn't see us as actors; they considered us Gods. We couldn't even hug anyone, let alone a kiss. Adipurush actors will get busy with their next projects after the release (of the film) and might forget about their characters. But such a thing never happened to us. We were treated as if we were gods who descended from above and lived in this world. This is why we never did anything that would hurt...