Talent alone is not enough to stay in film industry; I'm bad at learning from mistakes relationship-wise: Arya Babu

Actress Arya Babu said that the show Badai Bungalow was the biggest turning point in her life, and it was a great blessing for her. In an interview with Kaumudi Movies, the star revealed that there were people who forced me to join it, even though I said no.

'When I look back on my life, the show that I felt I should not have done is Bigg Boss. I did not know about it. I made that mistake owing to ignorance. There is a trend in Malayalam cinema today where films are made through friendship circles. I do not have very close friends in the film industry. I am not a member of AMMA. I am someone who believes that talent is not required to get into a film or play good characters. You have to be lucky for that. If you have good connections, you can stay in the film industry. The media industry is volatile. Either it goes this way or it could go the opposite way. Malayalam channels have more politics than Kerala politics. There are also biases and so on.

If you look at friendships outside of cinema, there are friendships I have had for more than 15 years. It is easy for someone to come into my life. It is difficult to leave. But there are those who leave. I am stupid in choosing relationships. I am one of those people who will not learn no matter how much I get. But as I get older, I start understanding things. Now I have changed a lot. I am no longer interested in going into a romantic relationship. For the last three years, I have been thinking about getting married and settling down. My family and friends have been telling me this,' said Arya.