Actor Apoorva opens in a candid, light-hearted chat with Hook, about everything from body positivity to her dreams of a Hollywood crossover. Her answers are refreshingly honest, filled with charm, humour and thoughtfulness.
Apoorva finds regional cinema full of “masti” and truly enjoys being part of it. For her, it brings a sense of fun and variety that enriches her creative journey.
When asked about item numbers, she cheekily notes that “dance classes ke options badh jaate hain.” She sees them as a lively addition that encourages more dancing and creativity in her schedule.
Apoorva admits she hasn’t yet experienced the level of fame that brings challenges. “Abhi toh I’m just enjoying all the love people shower,” she says, embracing every bit of attention with gratitude.
What moves her the most is the love and recognition she receives. From fans telling her how much they enjoyed her work to children following her social media, Apoorva feels it’s a blessing to connect so deeply with audiences.
Social media brings a mix of love and criticism. “50 per cent are pookies super loving and fifty percent give me gaalis,” she laughs, adding that she sends love to both groups with equal heart.
Apoorva supports child actors, as long as their mental health is in good condition. She believes more young people should be encouraged to explore acting in a safe and nurturing environment.
She confesses that while most days she feels great in her own skin, there are off putting days as well. “We’re all learning,” she says, adding that this era offers a great opportunity for self-growth and acceptance.
With excitement in her voice, she says, “Yaar, mazza hi mazza hai!” Apoorva dreams of following in the footsteps of other Indian actors making waves globally and hopes to be part of international projects someday.
Apoorva’s unfiltered honesty and cheerful energy make her not just relatable but also inspiring. Whether it's tackling tough topics or sharing her joy of performing, she embraces her journey with heart and humor, a rising star who’s just getting started.
