Celina Jaitly in Biopic: Celina Jaitley, who was once among the top actresses of Bollywood, has been away from films for a long time. His last film on the big screen was 2012’s ‘Will You Marry Me’, in which he did a cameo. Since then, Celina has not been seen in any film. But now after 14 years, Celina Jaitley is going to make a comeback on the big screen. This time the actress has chosen a very special project for her comeback. It is reported that Celina will soon be seen playing the lead role in Sister Nivedita’s biopic.
Celina Jaitley is once again going to be seen in an important role on the big screen. If reports are to be believed, she will soon play the role of Sister Nivedita in the biopic directed by Ram Kamal Mukherjee. In a recent conversation related to this film, Celina described it as the “most personal journey” of her career.
Celina will become sister Nivedita
Speaking to Hindustan Times about this biopic, Celina Jaitley said, “Working with a filmmaker like Ram is different from any other acting experience for me. With directors like him, you don’t just play a character, you dedicate yourself to becoming the soul of that era.” Celina further says that her association with Sister Nivedita was there even when she had not even thought of playing the character of Swami Vivekananda’s famous disciple on screen. The actress said, “I had no idea that I would ever be selected for this role in the future.”
Who was Sister Nivedita?
For information, let us tell you that Sister Nivedita was a foreign disciple of Swami Vivekananda, who was born in Ireland in 1867 as Margaret Noble. She was named ‘Nivedita’ by Swami Vivekananda in 1898. She met him for the first time in London in 1895 and later came to India as his disciple. Apart from advocating women empowerment, she is also remembered for her social work.
“Like a calling for me.”
Talking about her journey, Celina Jaitley said, “Things in life connect in such a way that their meaning is understood only later. Returning to India after spending 15 years in Europe, connecting with my roots and Sanatan Dharma, and reinventing myself not just as an actress but also as a human being… is a very beautiful thing that touches my heart, Maa Kali, not to punish you. To break you, but to make you whole again, for me it is not just a role, but like fulfilling a calling.
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