Nargis Fakhri opens up about her Bollywood Journey and all struggle she is facing !

Nargis Fakhri is considered one of the most beautiful women in Bollywood and she's loved by many, however, the actor is still striving to earn her foothold in the industry.

Her dribbling hotness in  Housefull 3 left fans dribbling. What's more, Nargis Fakhri didn't need to attempt. This half Pakistani half Czech American born Bollywood Actress  is just naturally Hot . Talking to Filmfare about her Housefull 3 performance, she shares,  “It’s good that people liked me. In Bollywood, they like to put us in short clothes. And I am very shy, I don’t like wearing revealing stuff though my image is such,” says the actor who, in fact, has spent her growing years in the US. “Unfortunately, it’s a body-obsessed industry.  You need to see somebody like me shaking and moving," she laughs. Obviously, she has much to giggle about and celebrate. Aside from Sajid-Farhad's Housefull 3, Tony D'Souza's Azhar with Emraan Hashmi has additionally done well. It's given a new rent to her profession in the midst of bits of gossip about her having come back to the US because of sick well being and her claimed association with Uday Chopra having gone done for. Most likely, it's not been smooth ride for Nargis, don't worry about it her liberal exotic nature. The excellent performer had made a hi-profile debut opposite Ranbir Kapoor in Imtiaz Ali's Rockstar in 2011. In any case, in spite of the fantasy dispatch, things were not really dreamlike for the cross landmass competitor. Aside from Madras Café and Main Tera Hero, nothing truly beneficial came her direction. “It has been a tumultuous journey no doubt. But I feel blessed to have got work. Many have to go through rigorous struggle. I have what you call a bit of kismet,” she smiles. “It’s tougher because I’m alone here. 

I had to struggle with the language. I can understand Hindi now but I still can’t communicate. And, things get lost in translation,” she rues. In fact, the feeling of being an outsider has never deserted her.  “I feel rejected all the time. I feel like an alien. I feel people don’t like me,” she says her vulnerability surfacing. “People behaved strangely after Rockstar. 

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I was at the receiving end of much criticism. It’s difficult to make it if you’re not born or raised here. It’s tough coming from another place because things work differently here. But I kept reminding myself that things would get better, not worse,” she shares.

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Nargis, who doesn't mince words and abstains from pandering to self images, regularly winds up in a tight spot in an industry that blossoms with systems administration and tact. "Yes, my trustworthiness has been an issue. In any case, I'd rather be straightforward. I don't have any misleads recall that," she smiles. She's regularly blamed for lacking desire. “I’m ambitious but for other things. I have a home and a life. I balance work with my regular life. As long as people hire me, I must be doing something right. 

If they stop hiring me, I won’t come here anymore. I can do anything else. I can be anything I want to be. In my country any job is fine, no one is going to judge me. As long as I can pay my bills, afford my meals and have a home,” she says nonchalantly. She reveals her real friends are abroad. “I visit them and keep in touch or else I will lose the closeness,” she says. She concedes that friendships are hard to come by in B-town. 
“I have no friends here. Friendship is a two-way thing. It takes efforts by both sides to forge a friendship. I do feel lonely and most of the times I talk to myself,” she uncovers. She consider her managers , her driver and her local staff as friends as well. "I spent so much time with them," she reasons including, 

“In fact, I even help my maid clean up.”