Hindustan Times (Ranchi)

‘Really happy to work with legendary directors so early in my career’

- Rishabh Suri rishabh.suri@htlive.com

It was after a hectic three months of shooting back to back, that actor Wamiqa Gabbi contracted Covid-19. But she is thankful that she had managed to wrap up her work just in time.

“It’s so weird that I didn’t get Covid-19 during these three months… I was just working and coming back home. I tested positive when I was done with my shoots, and was home for six-seven days,” she says. “There were separate medical sections on sets. The crew was tested every day. They took so much care (to avoid the spread of the virus),” adds the 28-year-old.

“I felt really secure while shooting. I was not doing multiple things, but focusing on one at a time. I was working on an OTT show and the film Khufiya with Vishal Bhardwaj in Delhi.

There is one more show I am doing, but I’m not allowed to talk about it at the moment. One of these is with actor Sakshi Tanwar,” she says.

She recovered a few days back, and feels she was “privileged enough” to not having to think about her basic needs. “Actually, the moment I recovered, I started working again after two days,” informs Gabbi. Recently seen in Kabir Khan’s ’83, and now working with Bhardwaj, the actor feels grateful to be getting such opportunit­ies. “I couldn’t have asked for anything better than this. Every actor dreams of working with these legendary directors. I am just so happy that I am working with them in the beginning of my career. Profession­ally, the universe has given me so much. I am not really seeking anything right now to be honest. I am enjoying this time of my life,” she says.

 ?? PHOTO: FACEBOOK/ WAMIQAGABB­IOFFICIAL ?? Wamiqa Gabbi
PHOTO: FACEBOOK/ WAMIQAGABB­IOFFICIAL Wamiqa Gabbi

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