Originally posted by: return_to_hades
Manisha struggled with personal demons and alcoholism that kept her from getting the credit she deserved. Nevertheless, she was one of the most talented stars of the nineties giving us some great performances. It is refreshing to see her back and hope we see more.
But isn't it interesting - when Manisha struggled with alcohol and other issues the film fraternity abandoned her till she could sort herself out. They decided her temper and persona were too much to deal with. No one thought to help her through her difficulty. But look at all the male actors who thrive despite drugs, alcohol, womanizing, and abuse. Look at all the support they get when they deal with demons.
Originally posted by: return_to_hades
Manisha struggled with personal demons and alcoholism that kept her from getting the credit she deserved. Nevertheless, she was one of the most talented stars of the nineties giving us some great performances. It is refreshing to see her back and hope we see more.
But isn't it interesting - when Manisha struggled with alcohol and other issues the film fraternity abandoned her till she could sort herself out. They decided her temper and persona were too much to deal with. No one thought to help her through her difficulty. But look at all the male actors who thrive despite drugs, alcohol, womanizing, and abuse. Look at all the support they get when they deal with demons.
Originally posted by: -Goldendew-
Misogyny but apparently she had no friends in the industry n also family issues which kinda turned her into a loner. I am glad she atleast did not end up being alienated like Parveen was and is able to make a comeback now with grit n zeal.
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