Esha Gupta talk about racism says she was advised to get injection worth Rupees 9000 for fairer skin

Bollywood | Director Prakash Jha has cast actress Esha Gupta in the third season of the web series Ashram. The actress plays the character of Sonia in the series, who gets her work done by staying close to Baba Nirala. In the web series, Esha Gupta has shown boldness along with good acting. The actress has been in the headlines continuously since the release of the series and now she has made a big disclosure about the Bollywood industry. The actress has told that she had to face apartheid in the industry. Not only this, he was also advised to do injections to whiten the skin.

Nasal surgery was advised

In an interview given to Prabhat Khabar, Esha Gupta spoke openly about apartheid. He said that people find many shortcomings in you, whether it is complexion or stature. The actress told that, 'Early in my career, I was asked to work on my nose. I was told that my name is round and I should make it a bit sharp and straight.

Fair-black skin makes a difference in career

Bold actress Esha Gupta further said, 'My complexion is dark, due to which I have no problem. I like it so much. But in the industry, I was advised to have fairness injections. I was told that this injection would brighten my skin tone. When I asked its price, I came to know that this injection is worth Rs 9000.

I don't want my daughter to become an actress - Isha

Isha further says, 'There is a lot of pressure on actresses to look fair and beautiful. I never want my daughter to ever become an actress as she will have to bear the pressure of looking beautiful from an early age. In such a situation, she will not be able to live her life in a normal way. I want him to become an athlete, he will not have to study much in this and he will also get success.