A biography for Bhumika Chawlahasn’t been written yet.
“I don't mind playing roles my age.”
“I understand that having good health and family are the biggest gifts.”
“It's not difficult to balance both Bollywood and South. I would not be able to select between either one and say that I prefer working in one. Each film, each language, each team, and set offers you different experiences.”
“I like exploring new languages. I have grown up in different parts of the country, because my dad was in the army.”
“When a film that we have worked on is successful and garners public appreciation, it makes us feel satisfied.”
“It's very important for a couple to maintain healthy boundaries and respect each other. It saves a lot of emotional friction.”
“It's nice to be on social media - but I like to take a time out every now and then.”
“I have always been a quieter person who enjoys being in my own space and focusing on my work.”
“Life's beautiful.”
“I'll take each role as it comes.”
“It's good to have a crossover cast in films. It brings larger audiences as each actor brings along their fans and viewers.”
“It was such a joy to work with Mohanlal and director Blessy.”
“Being busy with daily work and chores, the canvas that we have within us gets filled up to the brim. We need to make ourselves blank again, which means we need to find peace to start all over again and refill our canvas.”
“Oh Salman bhai was a fantastic co-star to work with.”
“As human beings, we all must imbibe the virtue of kindness.”
“After a point, you will get bored with whatever style you choose, and the best way to feel good about yourself is to change the way you dress.”
“For dinner, I like to keep it as light as possible. Usually it's a soup and salad, but If I'm really hungry I indulge in a little rice.”
“I remember how the South films dubbed in Hindi used to run on TV channels, and we all used to watch it.”
“I don't want to be standing next to the hero doing nothing.”
“Spending time with yourself and pampering yourself with what makes you happy is essential. Prioritising and time management are important too.”