"Fear For Life" Keeps Actor Aruna Irani Away From Working
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"There is a lot of work around me but I can't take any projects right now," said Aruna Irani
Veteran actress Aruna Irani, in a recent interview with ETimes, spoke about why she isn't seen working anymore. The 75-year-old actress, who has starred in several TV shows and Bollywood films, stated that she has decided not to work due to the Covid-19 pandemic. She even added that her family doesn't want her to work till the time the situation gets better. The actress told ETimes, "Sometimes, I feel like I should start working again but fear for life keeps me away from taking up any new projects. I even get pressured by my family members to stop working and I completely agree with them because they care for me. They feel I have done a lot of work so far and now it's time for me to take a breather, which even I feel is right. But at times, I feel bored sitting at home."
The Beta actress added, "It will take time for us to bounce back to normal and get back on the sets. Considering my age, I feel this is not the right time to step out and work."
The actress added that she does have a few offers but she doesn't want to sign any project till December. "There is a lot of work around me but I can't take any projects right now. At least till December this year, I won't be signing any new shows or films," she said.
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