#StarsOnZeeBusiness: Anil Singhvi in talk with Bollywood diva Lara Dutta on being brave, living her dreams - WATCH

#StarsOnZeeBusiness: Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi on Wednesday had an exciting and stimulating  chat with Bollywood actress Lara Dutta with the conversation spanning the world of entertainment, finance and on making strong comebacks! It was a captivating thrill-fest as Lara spoke at length about being brave and doing everything to live her dreams to the full! The conversation was live and the fans had a thrilling time as Anil Singhvi raised various issues of interest to all and the replies to these came with complete candour from Lara. You can watch the embedded video below!

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Lara Dutta said that the world has changed in many respects for all, including the entertainment industry since the entry of the digital media and it has been growing from strength to strength thereafter. Lara said that the game of viewing content has changed forever. Earlier the options before viewers were limited, but now viewing choices have exploded as there are a number of digital platforms to view different types of content - It has also provided more options to actors too.

Lara Dutta is starring in her latest venture named '100'. This is an exciting show and Lara has made a telling impact with her sensitive portrayal of her character. Surely a treat is waiting for fans with Lara essaying the role in her admirable, inimitable way. Lara, who is a former Miss Universe, is playing a cop for the first time in her career. "I found that extremely challenging and a lot of fun," she said.

Notably, her film No Entry was a turning point for the actress in her career and she has been able to create a space for herself in the comedy genre.

Lara has not let herself be confined to acting alone. She has spread her wings and entered the world of entrepreneurship too. In fact, she has become the first actress to become a female producer in the industry as per her own admission and produced a film called Chalo Dilli in 2011. This trend has picked up now among the female actresses.      
 
Lara credits her success to her ability to venture into different things and not allowing herself to be restricted in any way.  

On her life during the lockdown, Lara said that she has been very busy. She also said that fitness is an important part of her routine.

About, her entrepreneurial venture Arias, Dutta said that the brand was created to cater to the special requirements of Indians. There are big international brands but they have not been able to completely capture the special requirements of Indian. To understand the special needs of Indians, research and development on the product was carried out for almost 2 years, she revealed.

Dutta was crowned Miss Universe 2000. Since then, she has worked in several films including Andaaz (2003), Masti (2004), No Entry (2005), Fanaa (2006), Bhagam Bhag (2006), Jhoom Barabar Jhoom (2007), Partner (2007) Housefull (2010), And Don 2 (2011). Lara Dutta  is also an entrepreneur.

#StarsOnZeeBusiness is a very interesting and insightful series wherein Zee Business Managing Editor and renowned stock market guru Anil Singhvi speaks to celebrities in a LIVE session on various topics. Anil Singhvi also gives them good financial planning tips as the market guru is known for his valuable financial insights and suggestions.

The other high profile stars who have graced this show include Kailash Kher, Celina Jaitly, Meet Brothers and Mika Singh.

The latest to be a part of the series was actor Suniel Shetty who spoke on a number of topics ranging from movies, fitness, finance and many more. In the candid chat with Anil Singhvi, Suniel Shetty said his first love will always be acting as that has paved his way to venture into business.

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The actor said that the lockdown period has been an eye opener for many like him and there are lessons to be learnt from the covid 19 pandemic. Shetty, who has been wearing multiple hats from being an actor and producer to a successful businessman and a committed family man,  said that the companies will now have to change the way they conduct their businesses.