The Bengal Files’ Anubha Arora Opens Up About The Importance Of Social Media In Her Life; Reveals, “Casting Directors Ask For It Before Casting”

Actress Anubha Arora, who was recently seen in The Bengal Files, has shared her thoughts on navigating life in fast-paced metropolitan cities. The upcoming actress also opened up about the growing influence of social media on one’s personal and professional lives. Arora, also stated that it’s important to find a purpose in life, even in this fast-paced world. Scroll below to read all she shared.

Anubha Arora: Casting Directors Ask For Your Social Media

Talking about navigating life in fast-paced metropolitan cities, Anubha Arora said, “We were never designed to rush without a purpose. Nowadays, we find our own versions of purpose in everything that we do, which often leads to our fast pace and work-life imbalance.”

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When asked about the biggest negatives of social media, Anubha adds, “The positives are, of course, that we feel more connected to our friends, families, and acquaintances. We find a medium of self-expression that is easily accessible. But the biggest negative, I feel, is the social comparison that comes with it. That really disturbs our mental peace.”

Anubha: Social Media Is A Necessity

Talking about the role of social media in her life and career, Anubha says, “Social media, for me as an actor, is a necessity. It helps me stay relevant, be aware of what’s happening in the industry, and learn about new filmmakers as well. It also helps in reaching out to a wider audience with your talent. In fact, casting directors often ask for your social media before casting. So, a social media footprint as an actor is now a huge necessity.”

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However, one needs to be careful, she says, adding, “Whenever I am on social media beyond a point, I get utterly distracted. My mind gets fogged, and I forget what I actually had to do. The minute I stop the mindless scroll, I’m more focused. I get more time to hone my creative abilities, read, write, or practice my craft — and most importantly, to be more aware of my thoughts and my purpose.”

Regarding the fake-versus-real dilemma in the digital age, Anubha says, “That’s a major problem. Now, I never share something right away. I do my due diligence to understand what’s real versus fake, weigh the pros and cons, and then form my own viewpoints. I think that’s very important for everyone now.”

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