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Actress Reeth Mazumder moved to North America a few years ago after giving two back-to-back releases

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Recently actress Reeth Mazumder surfaced back with the news of getting married to a French Canadian filmmaker.

Reeth stirred quite a few waves with her character in the movie Scandal. She felt she was typecast, and she was being offered raunchy-comedy genre movies. She chooses not to indulge and decided to carve her niche. She always wanted to be part of meaningful cinema, and she is on the quest for it. She has been an ardent student of cinema. She is currently working behind-the-scenes and taking care of her passion for being associated with cinema.

We spoke to Reeth, and here is what she has got to say, “I love films, and that is something I am going to be associated with forever. There is so much more than just performance that’s required in Bollywood. It kills an actor’s joy to be versatile. Be it camps, nepotism, or most importantly, being typecast based on your last release. These are quite a few issues plaguing the industry.

When we asked her if she has decided to quit Bollywood altogether, she replied, No, I haven’t. So if tomorrow you see me acting or directing a series in India, don’t be surprised. That’s why I say I haven’t quit. I only moved a billion steps closer to my goal. I am still a part of the fraternity, but it’s more global now.

I definitely miss delivering Hindi and Bengali dialogues and maybe dancing to songs.

However, Some excellent filmmakers are constantly making good cinema. I wish to work with them in the near future—directors like Anurag Kashyap, Dibakar Banerjee, and Kaushik Ganguly.

Reeth is currently writing a feature for a former CBC Producer and working on a limited series with a German Historian.”

We wish Reeth all the luck with her new ventures, and it seems we are yet to see the best of her.

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