You all must have seen Bollywood's very famous actress Divya Dutta in many films. She is famous for her strong acting and people love her a lot. In such a situation, recently, Divya has revealed that she has faced a lot of difficulties to reach these highs. Yes, recently she shared an anecdote. You must have seen Divya Dutta's character in the film Veer Zaara was not very big but despite this, her character and acting was very much liked by everyone and to this, Divya said, "Yes, after the success of Veer Zaara, I realized this. Whether you want your character not to be big but should be strong.

Divya further says, 'Later my director told me that a big actress wanted to do my character.' With this, he said, 'Earlier celebs used to say that if the character is small, they will not do it, but now they say they will definitely do if the character is strong.' Further, when Divya was asked about casting in films, Bhoomi and Taapsee played the role of many times bigger women than themselves in the bull's eye. Bhumi had to use black makeup for the film Bala. What would you say about this ...? So Divya said in response that, 'This is not a big deal, in summary, Anupam Kher played a person older than his age. Nargisji played the character of Mother India when she was at the top of her career. It does not matter who is playing which character, rather it is the matter of who is playing which character.

At the same time, giving an example of changing times, Divya said, 'Once I was refused for a character saying that I am white and according to the director the girl of the village should be dark. At that time I felt bad because the story of the film had nothing to do with the color of the girl. You all must have seen Divya in films like Delhi 6, Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, Badlapur, Veer Zara, Jhalki, Bagban.

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