Sobhita elaborates on the North-South War. It is known that of late, the talk of the North-South war at the box office is being discussed animatedly. All the celebrities are faced with these questions and they are coming up with their own explanations and analysis.
In the midst of all this, voluptuous Vizag beauty Sobhita Dhulipala who Femina Miss India Earth 2013 title and mostly starring in Bollywood projects, speaking to scribes, shared her thoughts on North-South war. She said “I don't think it is a new war at all. The war has just become more visible now because of cinematic successes. But since pre-independence, there has been debate on what should be the national language. India isn't really a union of states in a way. It's a country where we are all tied together. We cheer for our cricket team but inherently, we are very different in our food and culture, and languages. We should acknowledge and celebrate it. Homogeneity is not something that is natural or something I root for. I like the differences.”
On why she quit modeling, Sobhita said “Miss India happened at the tail end of my college. I had just graduated and I enrolled in Master's. I just wanted to be cool and I got through. I didn't know what one does after that. I always thought fashion to be very cool, I always saw it in magazines or on television. I would look at the models and just be amazed. I wanted to belong with it. However, when I started modeling, there was no fulfillment that I could find. I arrived at a clarity then that I want to be able to express myself creatively and I started auditioning for ads and through that, I auditioned for films. Halfway through that, I knew it was my calling. So I took a longer route to my calling. I sampled everything that came my way.”
Sobhita recently starred in Mani Ratnam's Ponniyin Selvan and is now starring in Rajeev Siddhartha's Sitara. She is also starring in Monkey Man for Netflix.