Manoj Bajpayee talks about how difficult it is to keep his daughter Ava linked to her heritage, saying that “kids in Mumbai will not learn.”
In his lengthy career in Hindi film, Manoj Bajpayee has seen highs and lows. It seems that the actor is now receiving the recognition he deserves based on recent roles. The actor is renowned for his ability to wittily deliver Hindi lines in particular.
But it seems that in this way his daughter differs greatly from him. To her father’s amazement and joy, she seems to be actively improving her Hindi accent; he used to call her “angrez”.
According to Manoj Bajpayee, his daughter would only listen to Taylor Swift.
When questioned about his daughter Ava’s life recently in an interview with Bharti Singh and Harsh Limbachiyaa’s Bharti TV, the Joram actor said, “Because my daughter is now getting good marks in Hindi and slowly her Hindi is improving.” She wasn’t speaking Hindi in school, so even if we don’t communicate, there would still be an issue. After that, Tayor Swift is very cute.
Manoj previously disclosed to Janice Sequeira that Ava’s Hindi instructor was dissatisfied with her performance, believing that given her father’s career, Ava should have been more proficient in the language. Ava began watching soap operas on TV every day in an attempt to get well.
Manoj Bajpayee in terms of his career
Recently, Manoj Bajpayee celebrated his 30 years in Bollywood. At the Tagore Center at the Indian Embassy in Berlin, he received an homage. The occasion also celebrated Bajpayee’s film The Fable being chosen for the esteemed Berlin International Film Festival.
Regarding his career, he recently starred in Silence 2 and is getting ready for Bhaiyya Ji, his next film. Following Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai, the forthcoming movie reunites Manoj with filmmaker Apoorv Singh Karki in a potent combination. The release date of Bhaiyya Ji is set on May 24.
After two great seasons, the actor is also looking forward to season 3 of The Family Man. The series, which Raj and DK created, won praise from critics for having a realistic and thought-provoking plot.
