At the 54th International Film Festival of India (IFFI), Vidya Balan took the stage to emphasize the evolving role of ladies in our lives. She highlighted the vital need to break societal stereotypes surrounding women, stressing that women now hold pivotal societal roles.
Speaking on “Women and Glass Ceiling,” the acclaimed actress shared, “The top-notch characters portrayed by girl actors in Indian cinema encourage us to push barriers and tell more girls-centric tales these days.”
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Expressing her ardour for various roles, the National Award-prevailing actress emphasized the significance of exploring new narratives and characters that resonate with audiences. “It’s crucial to take on unconventional roles while remaining true to who I am,” she stressed.
When asked about her motivation to play various characters, Vidya discovered her drive to shatter stereotypes in Indian cinema. “I love the idea of pushing past my comfort zone in every film, which calls for difficult paintings but offers enormous creative freedom,” she said.
Vidya harassed the importance of reshaping the portrayal of girls in Indian cinema, urging the eradication of conventional stereotypes. “Today, ladies are ahead in their time,” she emphasized.
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Over her three-decade-long career, Vidya has portrayed unconventional roles in films like “Parineeta,” “Bhool Bhulaiyaa,” “Paa,” “Kahaani,” “The Dirty Picture,” “Shakuntala Devi,” “Sherni,” and “Jalsa.” Her contributions have extensively redefined the portrayal of female characters in Indian cinema.
