Pooja Bhatt’s Relevance Is A Bitch
<p>In the opening scene of Pooja Bhatt’s film debut <em>Dil Hai Ke Manta Nahin</em> (1991), Anupam Kher, who plays her father (also her <em>Daddy</em> in her ’89 television debut) says, ‘<em>For your naughtiness I will eat a papad and you will get a jhapad.’</em> A flustered Pooja runs on the deck of her father’s ship and jumps into the sea.</p>
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<p>Her grand entry into cinema is through the exit door.</p>
<p>She leaves even before she can be gainfully established. This trope of leaving abruptly has defined her career throughout.</p>
<p>She recently returned in <em>Bombay Begums</em> (2021) after a twenty-year gap saying, ‘<strong>Relevance is a bitch</strong>’ in a recent Film Companion interview.</p>
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