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Bigg Boss 18 contestant Chum Darang, who hails from Pasighat in Arunachal Pradesh, opened up in an interview about facing discrimination in the industry. The actress said, “With a face like this, I think discrimination has walked along. I’m being very blunt right now. It is true that we do look a bit different. People are not aware of the region that I come from."

Chum Darang, who hails from Pasighat in Arunachal Pradesh, rose to fame with her stint in Bigg Boss 18. The actress has been a part of movies like Badhaai Do and Gangubai Kathiawadi, and was also seen in the Amazon Prime Video series Khauf. However, Chum in a recent interview, opened up about facing discrimination in the industry.

The actress said, “With a face like this, I think discrimination has walked along. I’m being very blunt right now. It is true that we do look a bit different. People are not aware of the region that I come from."

Chum Darang Doesn't Want To Do Stereotypical Roles

Chum further reveals that she is getting a lot of offers but they are not nice and she doesn't want to do stereotypical roles. The actress said, “I’m getting a lot of offers but those are not very nice. And from the very limited things that I get, I have to choose. That sometimes becomes a little discouraging for people who come from our region."

“I would not want to do stereotypical roles. I can only vouch for myself. I can’t speak for others, but I really would want people to just be choosy when it comes to representing or going out there. If I agree to do something that doesn’t meet my standards, I would never do that. It does create a thing in somebody else’s head. Then they keep writing the same things for people like us," she added.

Well, Chum is a good actress. Her performance in Badhaai Do and Khauf had received positive reviews. We are sure her fans are eagerly waiting to watch her in a movie or series soon.

Meanwhile, apart from her projects, Chum has also been in the news for her relationship with Karan Veer Mehra, whom she met in Bigg Boss 18. Their fans call them ChumVeer.