Tamannaah Bhatia reveals, “When I was a child, I used to change my name every week” : Bollywood News

February 3, 2025 News जन मंथन

Tamannaah Bhatia, one of the iconic Pan-India actors, recently opened up about her vibrant personality, love for glamour and passion for experimentation in acting on The Masoom Minawala Show. She described herself saying, “I am a little bundle of happiness,” embracing both her playful nature and the glitz of the entertainment industry.

Tamannaah Bhatia reveals When I was a child I used to change my name every week Tamannaah Bhatia reveals, “When I was a child, I used to change my name every week” : Bollywood News

Tamannaah Bhatia reveals, “When I was a child, I used to change my name every week”

Tamannaah embraces duality
“I am like a goofball, but I love the glamour,” she shared, reflecting on her unique blend of fun and sophistication. However, beyond the sparkle, Tamannaah also believes she carries the wisdom of a 60-year-old within her. “I am someone who is a little bit glamour, a little bit joy, a little bit masti, and I have one 60-year-old aunty in me who has a lot of depth and wants to know what life is all about,” she remarked, hinting at her deeper introspective side.

Tamannaah on acting
“I would like to call myself an actor who can don any cap. I love experimenting and becoming anything,” she said, emphasizing her passion for versatility. For her, pushing boundaries and exploring new dimensions in acting is not just a choice but a way of life. “Experimenting is my biggest strength, that is what I love doing, and that’s the reason I became an actor.”

Film journey
Tamannaah’s journey into films was driven by a desire to break away from conventional career paths. “I didn’t want to get stuck in choices and do a 9-to-5 sort of thing in life. I wanted to feel that I can be someone new every day,” she revealed. This longing for change started early in her childhood when she would rename herself weekly based on movie characters. “When I was a child, I used to change my name every week—like Pooja, Kuchiku, Anjuli. I used to pick names according to movie characters.”

Tamannaah on cinema
Deeply inspired by cinema, Tamannaah finds hope in the art of storytelling. “Movies gave me a place where there is always hope, and it always ended well,” she shared, underscoring her love for the medium that shaped her journey.

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