Rhea Kapoor Shares Her Journey From AD In 'Wake Up Sid' To Producer In 'Thank You For Coming'

In a touching post, Rhea Kapoor, who is preparing for her film 'Thank You for Coming', discussed her inspiring journey.

Rhea Kapoor recalls hiding behind her ‘famous relatives’. ( Image Source :Instagram/@rheakapoor )

New Delhi: Rhea Kapoor is gearing up for the release of her upcoming film, 'Thank You For Coming' as a producer. She recently took to her social media platform to express gratitude for her decision to step into the entertainment world as an assistant director on the set of 'Wake Up Sid.' Her transformation from that role to becoming a producer has been truly remarkable and inspiring. 

Taking to Instagram, Rhea Kapoor shared a special image from her time on the 'Wake Up Sid' set, reminiscing and being thankful for the pivotal choice she made at the beginning of her career. This journey from her assistant director days to her current role as a producer is a testament to her dedication and passion for the industry.

Rhea described how she went from being an introverted, self-conscious person who avoided the spotlight to someone who faced her fears and learned to love her power.

 

 

 

 

 

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She worte, “From a shy, sickly kid always hiding my smile, my face, myself- Behind my famous relatives, my star cast or any one who could take the attention away. A few years ago, my sister got married and I started to realize I couldn’t run from the light anymore. It wasn’t fair to me or my work. So I had to defeat my insecurities and be fair to myself and my work and step into the light. Show up. Own it. It’s been scary, eye-opening, rewarding, humbling and magical. I have now started to know my strength. So to that shy girl I say thanks for showing up, more power to you. Rhea Kapoor, Thank You For Coming.”

'Thank You For Coming', directed by Karan Boolani and written by Radhika Anand and Prashasti Singh, explores themes like female friendship, the challenges single women face, and modern women's pursuit of pleasure and independence.

The film will hit theatres worldwide on October 6th, 2023.