<p>Actress Anita Bhat, who was recently seen in ‘Bigg Boss Kannada Season 2’, says she is tired of working under people and would prefer to do something on her own.</p>.<p> <br /><br />“I have crossed that age where I can be a hero’s heroine. All the offers are the same — they have two or three songs, two or three scenes for the heroine and are completely hero-oriented,” she says. <br /><br />Instead of waiting for such a woman-oriented script to come her way, she has decided to take things into her own hands and start her own production house. <br /><br />“I have always wanted to do something on my own and I’d rather start producing than wait for a good script to come along. Of course, I will star in the film,” she says. <br /><br />Along with the production house, she has also started a trust called ‘Arpana Women Welfare Trust’. <br /><br />“When I first came to Bangalore from Shimoga, I was all alone and struggled a lot. I had a lot of relatives here but no one helped. I lacked financial and moral support at the time but somehow I managed it on my own. I wanted to do something for women as I have suffered too.” <br /><br />She says she went about helping as many individuals as she came across before her friends suggested she open up a trust. <br /><br />According to Anita, she wants to target final-year degree students in rural areas and help them with their communication skills.<br /><br /> She adds, “When I first came to Bangalore, I didn’t know how to interact in interviews. I want to help train these students so that their communication skills improve and they don’t have problems during interviews and group discussions when they are applying for jobs.”<br /><br />Talking about her time in ‘Bigg Boss’, she says, “I had no experiences as such as I was there for just a week. That one week was good and I made 13 friends and got good exposure. I wish I had the chance to stay two or three weeks longer; I was actually hoping I would get in through the wild card entry,” she says. <br /><br />She adds, “I wasn’t well and was hospitalised for a while just before the show. The air conditioning was the biggest problem for me. At first, the other contestants thought I don’t adjust well, but after two or three days, everyone loved me.” However, that wasn’t enough to keep her in the competition. <br /></p>
<p>Actress Anita Bhat, who was recently seen in ‘Bigg Boss Kannada Season 2’, says she is tired of working under people and would prefer to do something on her own.</p>.<p> <br /><br />“I have crossed that age where I can be a hero’s heroine. All the offers are the same — they have two or three songs, two or three scenes for the heroine and are completely hero-oriented,” she says. <br /><br />Instead of waiting for such a woman-oriented script to come her way, she has decided to take things into her own hands and start her own production house. <br /><br />“I have always wanted to do something on my own and I’d rather start producing than wait for a good script to come along. Of course, I will star in the film,” she says. <br /><br />Along with the production house, she has also started a trust called ‘Arpana Women Welfare Trust’. <br /><br />“When I first came to Bangalore from Shimoga, I was all alone and struggled a lot. I had a lot of relatives here but no one helped. I lacked financial and moral support at the time but somehow I managed it on my own. I wanted to do something for women as I have suffered too.” <br /><br />She says she went about helping as many individuals as she came across before her friends suggested she open up a trust. <br /><br />According to Anita, she wants to target final-year degree students in rural areas and help them with their communication skills.<br /><br /> She adds, “When I first came to Bangalore, I didn’t know how to interact in interviews. I want to help train these students so that their communication skills improve and they don’t have problems during interviews and group discussions when they are applying for jobs.”<br /><br />Talking about her time in ‘Bigg Boss’, she says, “I had no experiences as such as I was there for just a week. That one week was good and I made 13 friends and got good exposure. I wish I had the chance to stay two or three weeks longer; I was actually hoping I would get in through the wild card entry,” she says. <br /><br />She adds, “I wasn’t well and was hospitalised for a while just before the show. The air conditioning was the biggest problem for me. At first, the other contestants thought I don’t adjust well, but after two or three days, everyone loved me.” However, that wasn’t enough to keep her in the competition. <br /></p>
