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Rhea Kapoor interacts with Young FICCI Ladies Organisation members
Young FICCI Ladies Organisation (YFLO) on Monday organised an interactive session with Rhea Kapoor, well-known stylist, producer, entrepreneur and social media influencer, for their members in the city.
Madhapur: Young FICCI Ladies Organisation (YFLO) on Monday organised an interactive session with Rhea Kapoor, well-known stylist, producer, entrepreneur and social media influencer, for their members in the city.
Rhea Kapoor said she is Anil Kapoor's daughter, but she must earn respect on her own. "I was lucky because of the family; I could become a producer at the age of 21. Luck has played a huge role in my life and success. Otherwise, it is not possible for a 21-year-old to produce a movie," she shared.
Speaking about leadership qualities, Rhea said, "when I was young I used to practise 'forget and forgive.' But, now as 32-year-old, I don't do that. If somebody is bad to me or to the company, we have no business to work with him. I was over nice to everybody, but not any longer now."
Giving a piece of advice to youth who aspire to become an actor or actress and get into acting, she said it was tough. "For a billion population, there are few hundred film stars. It is very tough to become a film star in that competition.
If you are still interested, then get yourself admitted in a tough acting school. Go through tough training regime and if you're still interested, then pursue that career," she said. Over 150 YFLO members attended the session
