At the We The Women 2025 event, Dia Mirza strongly criticised Bollywood's ageism and gender double standards. She pointed out the continuing trend of younger actresses being romantically paired with much older male co-stars, while older female leads are denied similar roles opposite younger men.

The Aarya 3 actress has always led an authentic life, whether it be through the Bollywood roles she chose, her victories at a young age (such as Miss India Universe), or her adoption as a single mother in her mid-20s.

In a recent interview, Sushmita said that, despite their director David Dhawan's insistence that she wear flats, Salman actually pushed her to wear heels while they were on screen together. This struck Sushmita as particularly "progressive," and she expressed her admiration for this facet of Salman's character.

Aarya Season 3 will premiere exclusively on Disney+ Hotstar on November 3rd. It was created and co-directed by renowned filmmaker Ram Madhvani, and it was co-produced by Amita Madhavni, Ram Madhvani, Ram Madhvani Films, and Endemol Shine India.

Despite having an impressive list of professional achievements, she won the hearts of millions of people when she decided to become a mother at the age of 24, adopting her first daughter. She challenged Indian law and the idea of being a single mother.

Rohman has frequently been observed with the Sen family. However, it appears like the romance is back on, as seen in a recent video. Rohman was spotted heading to Aarya 3, Sushmita's latest series, for promotional purposes in a video that a paparazzo posted.

The actor, Sushmita Sen made a comeback to mainstream acting after a decade with the Disney+ Hotstar series, said she felt like a newcomer when she started the project, whose third season will start streaming from November 3.

Sushmita Sen said that the industry isn’t fair to female actors, and is still mostly a ‘man’s world.’ But she also highlighted how the OTT space has changed things for her, especially in terms of finances, and she doesn’t have to fight for better pay anymore.