Sonali Kulkarni urges actors to commit to their craft like a yogi amid mixed reviews for "Paradise"

Sonali Kulkarni said actors should devote themselves to their craft like a yogi as "Paradise" received mixed reviews. She reflected on the film’s varied responses and box‑office performance, noting she was satisfied with its success from release despite the critiques, and observed that audience reactions are often unpredictable.

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Kulkarni starred in the film "Paradise".
She said audience reactions are influenced by many filmmaking elements.
She urged fellow actors to devote themselves to their craft like a yogi.

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Sonali Kulkarni says actor has to like a yogi, do his or her job amid mixed reviews for 'Paradise'timesofindia.indiatimes.com30 Sept 2026primary(opens in a new tab)

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