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Vidya Balan on 2 years of Tumhari Sulu: I continue to receive love for it

Vidya Balan starrer Tumhari Sulu released on 17th November 2017. The film was a hit at the box office and Vidya won many awards for her performance in the film.

Well, after giving back-to-back six to seven flops, Vidya finally had a hit with Tumhari Sulu. As the film completes 2 years of its release today, Vidya took to Instagram to thank Sulu for re-affirming the belief in her that she can do it.


She posted, “Thankoo #Sulu for re-affirming my belief that #MainKarSaktiHai ?. 2 years to the release of #TumhariSulu today and i continue to receive love for it...Ever so grateful to all of you ♥️?... and to YOU ? @sureshtriveni @ellipsisentertainment @findingshanti @atulkasbekar @tanuj.garg @vjymaurya @saurabh_goswami13 @bhushankumar @manavkaul @nehadhupia @mymalishka @abhisheksharrma9 @seemasindhutwins @sandhu_aditi @priyanka2201 @shre20 @bhosleshalaka @rickroyco @dharajain @sanchitatrivedi @shalivanpatil and the entire team ??!! Last but not the least Thankoo @kedar.teny for being the raison d’être for this film ?.”

Well, after Tumhari Sulu, Vidya starred in this year’s release Mission Mangal which became a blockbuster at the box office. While it was a multi-starrer, Vidya stood out and gave a fantastic performance.

She will next be seen on the big screen in Shakuntala Devi – Human Computer, a biopic on mathematician and writer Shakuntala Devi. The movie, which also stars Sanya Malhotra, Amit Sadh and Jisshu Sengupta, is slated to release in Summer 2020. We are sure Vidya will once again prove her mettle as an actress in the film.

The actress will also be featuring in a project as Indira Gandhi, but it is yet to be decided that it will be a movie or a web series. Looks like biopics are surely something that is attracting Vidya a lot. One of her biggest hits to date is The Dirty Picture which was a biopic on South siren, Silk Smitha.

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