Bollywood actress Neha Dhupia recently opened up about the emotional challenges and anxiety she faces during periods of job drought in the film industry. Despite a two-decade-long career, the actress confessed to battling anxiety and even crying privately when work opportunities are scarce. In an interview with Bollywood Hungama, Dhupia highlighted the unpredictability of showbiz, noting that even acclaimed performances in projects like 'Single Papa' and 'Perfect Family' don't assure a steady flow of work. She mentioned enduring dry spells lasting three to four years without acting roles. Dhupia drew a parallel to veteran actor Akshaye Khanna's career, expressing admiration for his selective approach to projects, which often involves significant breaks. She humorously remarked, 'We should also sit at home for 6 years like Akshaye Khanna,' referencing Khanna's reputation for choosing quality over quantity and making impactful comebacks. While Khanna did take a hiatus (often cited as around four years before 2016), Dhupia's '6 years' was an illustrative expression of his career pattern. Her comments sparked a conversation about the unseen struggles and mental well-being behind the glamour of Bollywood.