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Deepika has never been insecure
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Deepika Padukone, who will be next seen in Shoojit Sircar\'s ‘Piku’, says she has always been concerned about her personal shortcomings rather than professional ones. \"I never had any insecurity in the beginning and even now I don\'t have any. Or, I can say I have the same insecurities I probably had when I started off and I still have it now. In that sense, nothing has changed,\" told Deepika.
Deepika Padukone, who will be next seen in Shoojit Sircar's ‘Piku’, says she has always been concerned about her personal shortcomings rather than professional ones. "I never had any insecurity in the beginning and even now I don't have any. Or, I can say I have the same insecurities I probably had when I started off and I still have it now. In that sense, nothing has changed," told Deepika.
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Everyone has their concerns and insecurities to deal with. That has nothing to do with my career," said the actress. The ‘Cocktail’ star is enjoying the current phase of Bollywood as she is getting to be a part of cinema which is high on content and performance.
"I am in a phase where I am really enjoying my work. Most importantly, it is one of the exciting times to be in the industry because of the kind of movies are getting made." Her latest film ‘Piku’ revolves around father-daughter relationship while also exploring the work-family balance that a working woman in New Delhi strikes. "Piku is my pet name in the film.
She is a girl who is born in Kolkata and brought up in Delhi. The Bengali essence is very little in her. It could be a family belonging to any other part of the country as well, not necessarily in Kolkata. As she is brought up in Delhi, she has the essence of the city," she said.
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