In Bollywood, films such as ‘Garam Masala’ starring Akshay Kumar and John Abraham, and ‘Traffic Signal’ starring Kunal Khemu have helped to popularize their style. Actress Neetu Chandra has also ventured into Hollywood. Never Back Down: Revolt, a Hollywood film, features him. In India, the actress’s Hollywood film has now been released. This film marks Neetu Chandra’s first appearance in Hollywood. The actress stated that she intended to work in Bollywood but was unable to get employment there, so she sought guidance from a particular person and found her way to Hollywood.
If reports are to be believed, Neetu said that Irrfan Khan, the legendary actor, was instrumental in her success. Irrfan Khan was the one who introduced him to folks in Los Angeles and helped him establish ties. ‘Never Back Down: Revolt,’ directed by Kelly Madison and written by Audrey Arkins, was released in November of last year. This film has now been released in India. ‘I also messaged Irrfan sir when I was in New York, in the year 2017, he was busy filming for his film in London from time to time,’ Neetu Chandra added. I’ve informed her that people refer to me as Brazilian, Lebanese, and Italian, therefore I’d like to visit Los Angeles and am considering giving it a shot. He then introduced me to his agent and arranged for me to be contacted. After then, luck was on my side. I was able to obtain the film as a result of his efforts.
According to reports, actress Neetu Chandra has received two more offers from Hollywood, but she has turned them down. The reason for this was that the actress’s part was a compromise with the Indian people’s esteem for her. That was a really bad role. In such a scenario, the actress determined that she would not play any role that would have a negative impact on Indian society or harm the feelings of millions of Indian admirers. ‘I had declined to undertake two projects because India was not being shown properly in them,’ he claimed. I don’t want to do something that tarnishes my and my country’s identities. I want to be proud of myself in front of three billion Indians worldwide.
