Erica Fernandes on heartbreak, being slim shamed & replaced in South film:Was called kakdi | She Can

Erica Fernandes has been missing from the scene for sometime but now, she's made a comeback of sorts with Amazon Mini TV's latest show Love Adhoora. And when Galatta India host Nayandeep Rakshit cornered Erica for a quick chat on She Can, she spoke directly from her heart. From discussing how she's been stereotyped as a TV actor and lost out on films because of the TV tag, she also reveals how her show's producer and she didn't get along because they wanted her to over-act. Erica also reminisces an incident where she was replaced in a South film after two-three days of shoot without any notice and how most projects she auditions for, eventually goes into someone else's laptop - someone with a strong industry backing. Dealing with heartbreak, the Kasautii Zindagi Kay heroine adds that her break up made her cynical about love and that's possibly also why she's remained single for the last three years. In the end, she shuts down trolls and audience who have slim shamed her all through and called her names like "sukhi bombil", "kakdi". Watch her inspiring and bold interview right here.
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Promo- 0:00
Introduction- 2:11
Erica Fernandes on criticism- 3:01
Erica Fernandes on being replaced in South film, facing nepotism- 4:12
Erica Fernandes on TV tag- 5:53
Erica on Love Adhura- 8:22
Erica Fernandes on dealing with heartbreak- 10:16
"I am not yet ready to fall in love"- Erica Fernandes- 12:49
Erica Fernandes on being slim shamed- 13:22


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