Kiran Rao Interview With Baradwaj Rangan | Laapata Ladies |

In this interview director, director Kiran Rao opens up about her upcoming film, 'Laapata Ladies', how they test films before it's release, and whether she's a good director of actors.
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[@zeddyzeddyxx]

Kiran Rao is such a delightful interviewee -- I'm watching her interviews back-to-back now

[@GV0806]

True Master piece by Kiran Rao. Wish I could give her a big hug and tell her 'thank you' for making this beautiful film!! ❤

[@ramakrishna9041]

First credit should go to the writer Biplab Goswami who wrote the story

[@Raul-vt9oz]

​@@ramakrishna9041 the credit should go to all 3 of them. The writer, the director and the producer. Movie making is not one man's job it's collective effort of everyone.

[@ramakrishna9041]

@@Raul-vt9oz I didn't say that credit shouldn't be given to Kiran Rao. I just said that the first credit should go to the writer who has written the story, because without a story there is no movie only right? Most people don't even recognize the writer, that's really sad.

[@adsrajiv]

I felt the same way🎉

[@manassharma8396]

True

[@abhayadas8106]

Amazing Interview ❤ Incredible Dr kiran Rao. Laapataa ladies is the class masterpiece. ❤❤❤❤❤ All the best ❤

[@HarshaVardhan-sz1dp]

I really love the way she brings in names who are involved in the project. Leader - Director !!!

[@amaya3107]

Finally someone said it. A movie doesnt need a message. It just needs to be good story telling.

[@Mayaxxxxxx]

Kiran is an empath and a sensitive. We need lots of her work in the future.

[@Nirosha101]

😊

[@mayamemsaab8397]

Wonderful movie. Saw it today ❤

[@ESHANA]

Laapata ladies is a wonderful movie. . Deserves recognition

[@krishnansrinivasan830]

I liked the trailer :) & I had a nice time watching this Interview :)

[@kavi_geet9959]

Kiran Rao thanks…loved your movie very much….please make more of such lovely films

[@namratapradhan]

Cannot wait to watch the movie this week!!

[@meenachaavali2492]

This is a beautiful movie, I loved it ❤️ Good job Kiran and team 🎉🎉 Hope to see many more Keep it

[@estherleela8919]

Movie s like these are common in the south but in the North it is something new thus every one going gaga. Nevertheless loved it with the fresh cast

[@jerryp2790]

recommend me similar movies from South industries then please!

[@ManasviIyer]

Thanku Kiran Rao ❤

[@vallabhiezhilarasan5642]

Kiran Rao shows a lot of promise to me, who is a huge fan of serious cinema! But, as a woman myself it is not easy to break in to the industry especially as a director, women are expected to work twice as hard to get twice as less, but women are gifted, only they could conform to all these expectations! May be, a little bit more grounded might give her a huge leap, not that she is wrong, it might help!

[@StDeacon]

"Women are expected to work twice as hard to get half as much," lol, I hope you meant it as a joke. We have seen actresses who don't even deliver their lines properly receiving crores in salary, while men like Kota Srinivasa Rao, Nana Patekar, and Naseeruddin Shah, who possess abundant talent, earn just a fraction of that. I dont want to name one actress but its easy to figure out, she was one of the top in telugu and did well in tamil too. she minted atleast 50 cr in these industry in a decade period, but she still doesn`t speak the language on stage. Regarding female directors in the industry, I recall A.R. Murugadoss stating in this channel`s interview that he deliberately hired female assistants to support them. However, he observed that many of these women would eventually marry and leave the industry. He expressed regret over this, mentioning that if those positions had been offered to men, they would have been utilized more effectively. The success rate in the industry is approximately 2 or 3 percent. The challenges women face are also encountered by men, who do not have the immediate backup option of marriage.

[@vallabhiezhilarasan5642]

@@StDeacon Regarding actresses, yes they earn disproportionally and get too much fame. But do you know of any actress who has had a happy married life? The industry is full of extremes something ordinary people can not handle!

[@StDeacon]

@@vallabhiezhilarasan5642 there are women like ramya krishnan, kajal etc., who seem to be in good marriages. I just wanted to say that anyone thinking that women are at disadvantage in film industry is incorrect. also claim that women are expected to work double for half is also incorrect. An actor like Nani ,vijay sethupathi ot Raviteja might have taken a decade to see 1 cr remuneration or make people to call them star. Where as women, who play almost irrelavant roles in the movie reach both the targets in 2-3 movies time. it is just cause they are seen romancing the main lead on screen.

[@prsangam381]

Beautiful film. But Y show Thana Corruption so blatantly....15 Hazaar..... Though it was done light heartedly and no negative vibes,at all, yet,What impression Foreign audience will have about Indian Police Force??. 😮. That said ,Ravi Kishen as Shyam Manohar was simply superb and lovable. Cheers. PR SANGAM

[@Nirosha101]

Great questions by the interviewer

[@shanmugampn4571]

Kiran, please explain the Idea of cat at Manju mai home and it's significance

[@rahul6ty9]

Pushpa / Jaya / Shreya rocked 😂

[@Arya-cs7kj]

I wish they had retained the boat song. In the movie, the character arc of Phool wasn't that convincing b'coz the film stopped caring for her character after the set-up. It is understable that today's audience would h've appreciated a reserved/naive woman character less but I didn't felt much for her nd her final transformation wasn't fleshed out convincely. Also, due to this the whole love story part felt one-sided; would h've appreciated if they had gone with a duet version of Sajni song, at least.

[@rathdon5969]

Waiting for Gvm Joshua interview with Br sir

[@MV-ni3un]

This movie is not connecting with me. The way it started was good, but the whole movie is not engaging. It's very lackluster. This is just my experience.

[@stevechatha4533]

Huh? Laapata Ladies had an interval? Not in England it didn't 🤔

[@Samarth0001]

In India, we've intermissions.

[@Sophie_O_Sophie]

Seriously.. too many ads make this not enjoyable 😮

[@Savethemanuals94]

They need to make money. It’s not a free service for you

[@srinivasuluvantinti5630]

I DON'T LIKE THE WORD MESSAGE I'D LOVE TO SAY IN A MEANINGFUL WAY ❤

[@VFrame]

When Sudha Kongara is a Hippie :D

[@vickysherast1599]

Lapataa ho gaye labies 😂😂😂

[@moviecric700]

Aamir Khan productions all films are iconic lagaan, jane tu , peeply.lice , delhi belly, dhobi ghat , dangal , talaash I hope Laapata ladies does justice to this fimlography