Sonakshi Sinha roasts Heeramandi co-star Sharmin Segal: ‘I wish she would learn dialogues before coming to set’. Watch Netflix ‘mushaira roast’

In the video that has surfaced on Reddit, Sonakshi roasts Sharmin along with Munawar Faruqui. She goes on to say, “Sharmin wanted to wrap the set early every day. She went to bed early every night because the next day she had to go to school too.” Watch:

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She adds, “The number of Gen Z words that Sharmin memorises in a day, I wish some day, she would also memorise her dialogues before coming to the set.” After Sonakshi, Sharmin roasted Sonakshi for being ‘jaali’ based on her character’s moves in the show.

Shermin plays Alamzeb in the Netflix series. The actor made her acting debut in Malaal (2019) along with Meezan Jaffrey. The film was backed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. Before becoming an actor, Sharmin assisted SLB on films like Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela (2013) and has assisted on films such as Mary Kom (2014) and Bajirao Mastani (2015). Sharmin, even after becoming an actor, assisted Bhansali on Alia Bhatt’s Gangubai Kathiawadi (2022).

 

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Despite praise for co-stars Aditi Rao Hydari, Richa Chadha, Sonakshi Sinha, Manisha Koirala, and Sanjeeda Sheikh, Sharmin’s performance has been heavily criticised on social media, so much so that she was recently compelled to disable comments on an Instagram post featuring her with Bhansali at the recent premiere of Heeramandi in Los Angeles. Actor Shruti Sharma, who played the role of a maid to Sharmin’s charatcer, recently criticised the audiences for trolling the actor and said that it is taking a toll on Sharmin’s mental health.

In an interview with Pinkvilla, Shruti said that trolling is bad and revealed that she had no idea about Sharmin’s situation. She said, “Honestly, I wasn’t aware that people were trolling her until now. I don’t know what audiences have liked or not liked about Sharmin, but I’ve seen her trying her best like everyone else on the sets. It doesn’t matter who’s being trolled, but trolling is a bad thing to do.”

She added, “Criticism is one thing; healthy criticism is always welcome, but trolling is unacceptable. It is a very negative way of approaching anyone. It is a kind of mental harassment. If it is happening, I am very concerned for her right now.”