Kalpana Iyer has urged the industry to treat her with “decency and respect” as she continues seeking work at 70. In an Instagram note, the veteran actress said, “I’m not asking for any Sympathy or Special Treatment” and asked professionals to communicate openly if projects do not work out, saying she would try to understand or offer alternatives.
Veteran actress and dancer Kalpana Iyer, best known for her work in Hindi cinema during the 1980s and 1990s, recently grabbed attention after a video of her dancing to her iconic track Ramba Ho Ho went viral. Now, Kalpana has penned a long note on Instagram, where she opened up about wanting to continue working and urged people in the industry to treat her with "decency and respect."
Kalpana Iyer Says, 'I Want Work Fair & Square' At 70
The 70-year-old actress made it clear that she is not seeking sympathy or special treatment but simply wants to be given a fair chance when it comes to work. Kalpana wrote, "I have been trying hard to be decent about everything and not get upset about things over which I have no control but it’s not fair to me to be honest because…I want to do Everything that comes my way and I don’t want to be treated like some DIVA but I expect Decency and Respect that is not asking for too much."
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