Pashmina Roshan to step into Bollywood; Hrithik to mentor cousin’s debut…

Apart from Khan’s and the Kapoor’s, the Roshan’s have been dominating the Bollywood industry for the past many years. After gracing the industry with talents like Rakesh Roshan, Rajesh Roshan, Hrithik Roshan, the family will be contributing another gem from their family, and it’s none other than Pashmina Roshan (daughter od Rajesh Roshan). 

As per a recent report from Mumbai Mirror, Pashmina is already in talks with some top filmmakers and will be making her Bollywood debut by 2020 itself. A source told the leading daily, “The new star kid has the face of an 18-year-old and the mind of a 40-year-old while she will actually turn 24 on November 10.”

For the uninformed, Pashmina is the daughter of composer Rajesh, niece of actor-filmmaker Rakesh Roshan and cousin of superstar Hrithik Roshan. While the Roshan’s have ruled the industry for quite some time now, the gorgeous starlet will become the third generation of the family to enter show business. 

Further talking about the starlet’s strong theatre background and her experiences, the source told Mirror, “Pashmina has a strong theatre background and has done a six-month course from Barry John’s acting school in Mumbai. She has also trained with theatre-actor Abhishek Pandey, actress-director and recipient of the Sahitya Natak Akademi Award, Nadira Babbar, and American playwright Jeff Goldberg.” 

The source further went on to elaborate that Hrithik will be personally mentoring Pashmina with her Bollywood debut as both the star kids are pretty close to each other. The source told the daily, “Hrithik’s really excited and has been personally guiding and mentoring Pashmina.”

On the work front, Pashmina made her stage debut with the Indian adaptation of the Oscar Wilde play called The Importance of Being Earnest. It was produced and directed by Jeff Goldberg. She trained for nine months for the same, as she played one of the protagonists, Cecily Cardew.

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