Sheeba on leave: I wasn’t given any jobs that were alluring enough to take

• Sheeba is returning to films in a full-fledged role after nearly two decades.]
• The artiste, who once shared screen with actors Rajinikanth, Salman Khan and Akshay Kumar.
• Sheeba, who has films such as Suryavanshi (1992), Miss 420 (1998) and Dum (2003) to her credit.

After almost two decades, Sheeba is making a full-fledged film comeback. The artist has two movies scheduled: Fateh and director Karan Johar’s Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani. The actor has appeared onscreen alongside actors Rajinikanth, Salman Khan, and Akshay Kumar.

Filmmakers once preferred either an 18-year-old heroine or an 80-year-old mother, according to Sheeba, who has appeared in movies like Suryavanshi (1992), Miss 420 (1998), and Dum (2003). I did not have a seat in either spectrum. Second, no one ever gave me roles that were alluring enough to accept.

The actor is happy that, in contrast to the 1990s, when heroes and heroines predominated the industry, things have changed. Other characters weren’t given much weight earlier. Yet, now every role is just as crucial to the project. People have realized that one man can no longer carry a project, she adds, adding that there is another crucial component if the hero does not want me to be his heroine.

Sheeba made the decision to get married while she was getting the top jobs. Sheeba explains, when asked about how the choice meant the end of her career, “It wasn’t the nicest thing, but instead of living in misery and hating everything, I found enjoyment in whatever came my way. The quality of life was good. I’m not the type of person that enjoys bringing sadness into my life. I don’t want to stress and bother myself unnecessarily. As a result, “jo aarha hai, wo hi theek hai.” The performer adds of her time with her family, “I was really content and happy with my children. I used that time to enroll in new creative courses and to train as a yoga instructor. My main concern was getting in shape.

Sheeba claims that the fact that crew members are well-prepared and have completed their studies on sets is another noticeable difference that has occurred in the industry. “I observed that on the Sonu Sood movie set and on the Karan Johar set” (Fateh). They have done so much research. Technically speaking, they are far more knowledgeable. The art of acting has evolved as well. They (the manufacturers) want you to be quiet, unassuming, and delicate. They have also altered how they portray the characters. The characters are more relatable [today], despite the fact that the movies are larger than life,” she concludes.

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