Tripti Dimri is being trolled a lot for the song Mere Mehboob from her film “Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video”. People are not liking her dance and expressions in the item number. Now Tripti has talked about the reaction of the people. Tripti Dimri, who made headlines among the audience with her character in Animal, is in the news for her upcoming film 'Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video'. A few days ago, an item song of the actress from the film went viral. However, since the release of the song, Tripti was trolled a lot for the steps of the song. Now finally the actress has broken her silence on this. Let's tell you what she has said.

Actress Tripti Dimri talked about the criticism she received for her dance in the song "Mere Mehboob" from the recently released film 'Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video'. Tripti said in an interview that she had no idea of this happening, and insisted that making mistakes and learning from them is a part of the game. Tripti says that acting was not her first love, neither was dance.

In an interview with Hollywood Reporter India, the actress was asked about the criticisms about her dancing and if she realised something was lacking during the shoot. She said, "Not really. As an artist, I am trying different things. Earlier, I thought that to be an actress you only need to know acting, and you are fine." Tripti further added, "When things became true, I realised that when you are offered a show, you should know how to walk properly, when you are offered a dance number, you should know how to dance well."

Tripti said that she is still working. The actress said, "I have to try everything, but one cannot be good at everything. What's wrong in trying? You have to give your best. I didn't realise it during the shoot. It was my first dance number, I hadn't done a dance number like this before. And I didn't think it would get such a response. But it's okay. It happens to everyone. There are some things that people like, there are some things that people don't like. But that doesn't mean you stop experimenting."