Daisy Shah talks about her role in first short film The Elephant in the Room

Mumbai : Bollywood actress Daisy Shah is all set to make her short film debut with The Elephant in the Room, a film about the importance of family and relationships. In an exclusive interview with The Times of India, Daisy talks about her role in the film and why she was drawn to the project.

"I'm playing a character named Aartie, who is a young woman who is struggling to balance her personal and professional life," Daisy says. "She's a very independent and ambitious woman, but she also has a deep-rooted connection to her family. When she's forced to confront a difficult situation, she has to learn to rely on her loved ones for support."

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Daisy says that she was drawn to the role of Aartie because she could relate to her struggles. "I think a lot of people can relate to Aartie's story," she says. "We all have to juggle different aspects of our lives, and it can be difficult to find a balance. But it's important to remember that we're not alone. We have our families and friends to support us through thick and thin."

The Elephant in the Room is Daisy's first short film, but she's no stranger to the world of acting. She's starred in several Bollywood films, including Jai Ho and Race 3. She's also appeared in the web series Tandav.

Daisy says that she's excited to be making her short film debut and that she's learned a lot from the experience. "Working on a short film is very different from working on a feature film," she says. "You have to be very efficient with your time and you have to make sure that every scene counts. But it's also a very rewarding experience. You get to work with a smaller team and you really get to know your characters."

Daisy is hopeful that The Elephant in the Room will resonate with audiences and that it will start a conversation about the importance of family and relationships. "I think this film is a reminder that we should cherish our loved ones and never take them for granted," she says.

Why Daisy Shah was drawn to the project

Daisy Shah says that she was drawn to the role of Aartie because she could relate to her struggles. "I think a lot of people can relate to Aartie's story," she says. "We all have to juggle different aspects of our lives, and it can be difficult to find a balance. But it's important to remember that we're not alone. We have our families and friends to support us through thick and thin."

Daisy also says that she was attracted to the film's message about the importance of family and relationships. "I think this film is a reminder that we should cherish our loved ones and never take them for granted," she says.

What Daisy Shah learned from working on a short film

Daisy Shah says that she learned a lot from working on her first short film, The Elephant in the Room. "Working on a short film is very different from working on a feature film," she says. "You have to be very efficient with your time and you have to make sure that every scene counts. But it's also a very rewarding experience. You get to work with a smaller team and you really get to know your characters."

Daisy also says that she learned a lot about herself as an actress. "I'm still learning and growing as an actress," she says. "But working on this film helped me to realize that I'm capable of more than I thought I was. I'm grateful for the opportunity to have worked on this project and I'm excited to see what the future holds."

What Daisy Shah hopes audiences will take away from the film

Daisy Shah hopes that audiences will take away a message of hope and love from The Elephant in the Room. "I think this film is a reminder that we're not alone," she says. "We all have our struggles, but we can overcome them if we have the support of our loved ones. I also hope that this film will inspire people to cherish their relationships and to never take them for granted."

Conclusion

Daisy Shah is excited to make her short film debut with The Elephant in the Room. She hopes that the film will resonate with audiences and that it will start a conversation about the importance of family and relationships.