Shreya Dhanwanthary fears fading from Bollywood spotlight

Shreya Dhanwanthary, an actress known for her work in "The Family Man" and "Scam 1992," has opened up about her fear of failure. She worries that she may fade into obscurity after achieving some success in her career. Feeling frustrated, she has faced challenges in finding new opportunities. During a podcast, Shreya shared her concerns about the acting industry. For the first time, she has questioned her career path. Her father has even suggested she leave acting to pursue an MBA. Shreya admits this advice has made her think twice about her future and whether she is wasting her potential. Shreya expressed her feelings of uncertainty, stating that the struggle to stay relevant is tough. She highlighted how roles often depend on factors other than talent, such as connections and popularity. She feels that good opportunities aren't always available to her. Several actors, including Taapsee Pannu, Arjun Kapoor, and Bhumi Pednekar, have shown their support for Shreya. Taapsee echoed her sentiments, emphasizing that many actors share similar concerns about talent not being enough in today's industry. Arjun praised Shreya for her honesty and vulnerability. Shreya Dhanwanthary made her Bollywood debut with "Why Cheat India" and has appeared in various successful projects. Despite her achievements, she continues to battle self-doubt and the fear of being left behind in her career.