Ayesha Jhulka Was Hurt When She Was Replaced By Urmila Matondkar In Narsimha

Actress
Ayesha
Jhulka
famously
known
as
the
‘Pehla
Nasha’ girl,
opened
up
on
being
‘thrown
out’
of
Sunny
Deol-Dimple
Kapadia’s
1991
film

Narsimha
which
also
featured
Urmila
Matondkar
as
one
of
the
female
leads.

Reportedly,
the
film
helmed
by
N
Chandra,
was
first
offered
to
Mamata
Kulkarni.
Since
she
couldn’t
take
up
the
film
offer
owing
to
lack
of
dates,
the
role
fell
into
Ayesha
Jhulka’s
lap.
However,
the
makers
ended
up
replacing
her
with
Urmila
Matondkar.
Eventually,
Ayesha
made
her
Bollywood
debut
with
Salman
Khan’s

Kurbaan.

In
her
latest
interview
with
Etimes,
Ayesha
recalled
this
incident
and
admitted
that
she
was
hurt
when
she
was
replaced
by
the

Rangeela
actress.

The
Khiladi
actress
revealed,
“I
was
pretty
put
off
with
the
incident.
More
than
anything
it
hurt
me
because
I
had
not
even
begun,
and
I
was
thrown
out
of
films.
It
was
quite
a
controversy,
it
made
it
to
the
headlines,
that
Ayesha
Jhulka
was
replaced,
that
hurt
me
a
lot.”

She
credited
her
family
and
people
around
her
for
being
her
biggest
support
system.
Ayesha
told
the
tabloid
that
the
biggest
rescue
was
the
team
of

Kurbaan.

“They
said
to
wait
till
our
film
came
out
and
everyone
told
me
to
not
feel
bad.
With
their
support,
I
came
out
of
it
pretty
fast
and
my
journey
began
when
Kurbaan
released.
It
was
a
box
office
hit
and
everyone
was
talking
about
me,” the
actress
shared
while
speaking
with
the
tabloid.

She
further
revealed
that
director
Mansoor
Khan
finalised
her
for
Aamir
Khan’s

Jo
Jeeta
Wohi
Sikander
after
he
watched
a
song
from

Kurbaan.

The
actress
was
quoted
as
saying,
“He
went
to
the
editing
room,
saw
one
clip
of
the
song,
and
said
she’s
the
girl.
That’s
what
he
told
Nasir
ji
(Hussain,
producer),
not
to
me
directly
because
he
was
always
a
shy
guy.
It
was
all
meant
to
be.”

Ayesha
Jhulka
is
now
all
set
to
make
her
digital
debut
with
Amazon
Prime
Video’s
upcoming
web
series

Hush
Hush
co-starring
Juhi
Chawla,
Kritika
Kamra,
Soha
Ali
Khan
and
Karishma
Tanna.