Esha Gupta, who was last seen in the Ajay Devgn starrer Baadshaho, talked about how Bollywood is going places and, also said she often gets mistaken for a South American. The actress was present at Namaste America, an Indo-American association for art and culture initiative, on Wednesday in Mumbai. Talking about the initiative, she said: “I always talk politically incorrect rather than being politically correct. Now we are living in war-torn world where people are fighting for land, but it’s a really nice thing that India and America are coming together.
“In times where people are talking about building walls, America and India are forming a relationship. It’s all about culture and unity, so I am happy that we are building bridges and not building walls, and people who know this… will understand the pun intended. I am happy that India is taking a step forward on that front.”
Talking about the Hollywood-Bollywood connection, Esha said: “Now Indians are also taking their films to America and, after Hollywood, people recognize Bollywood as a popular film industry in the world.
“Whenever I go there, people feel that I am South American but when I introduce myself as a Bollywood actress, they are amazed. So it’s not that only Hollywood is coming to India, but Bollywood is also going places.”
