Huma Qureshi made a smashing Bollywood debut with Anurag Kashyap’s gangster drama Gangs of Wasseypur. Talking about the good old days,Huma Qureshi recalled her first encounter with the filmmaker and, while speaking in a fresh interview, revealed how much she was paid for her debut film.
In an interview with the Indian Express, Qureshi recalled, “Gangs of Wasseypur changed my life. I was this young Delhi girl. I went for the ad shoot, and I was wearing a lot of makeup, the amount one should wear for advertisements. Anurag Kashyap pointed at my face and asked me, ‘What is this?’ I was in my own attitude and I told him, ‘Mera dasva ad hai, aapka pehla hai (It’s my tenth ad, might be your first).’ I think that’s when he decided I am a fit for the film.”
Further talking about her paycheck for the film, Huma recalled, “I got paid Rs 65,000 for Gangs of Wasseypur. I would love to have that experience all over again, no matter how much the money.”
Huma Qureshi is currently seen in Delhi Crime Season 3, and she is receiving praise for her performance. The actress also got praises from her rumoured boyfriend, Rachit Singh. Sharing a heartfelt note on his Instagram Story, he wrote, “From Maharani to Delhi Crime, you’ve been absolutely phenomenal. It’s an absolute delight to watch you on screen. Whether it’s Badi Didi or Rani Bharti, you play every role with such ease and effortlessness that it’s truly inspiring to watch the life you create on screen.”
Huma Qureshi & Rachit Singh’s viral concert moment
Clips from the Himesh Reshammiya concert have been flooding social media, showing Huma and Rachit lost in their own little world, smiling, swaying to the music, and sharing intimate, candid moments. Though the couple has never publicly confirmed their relationship, they’ve been spotted together several times in recent months. Their warm chemistry at Diwali parties, where they posed together for paps without hesitation, only added fuel to the dating rumours.
Fans are already wondering if this blossoming romance might be headed toward something more permanent, and if wedding bells might be on the horizon.
