The Harsh Truth Of Bollywood Success & Fame

With the waves that #vickykaushal is causing with his #bollywood dance moves and the odd song that just dropped with #triptidimri , I wanted to talk about what's become obvious regarding female actors and the journey they have to embark upon with commercial cinema. This is true for #telugu cinema too, with the recent absurd music video of an upcoming film that just dropped! I hope you like the Janam Review & Analysis | Tripti Dimri | Vicky Kaushal | Ravi Teja | Age Gap Problem
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[@ArnobChakrobortty]

This is really strange. Many people are trolling Tripti for doing films like Animal and Bad newz. But when she was doing films like Laila Majnu, Qala and Bulbbul no one appreciated her. After seeing her in Animal, people have made her national crush.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

let her experiment. Let her find her voice. She's just started! I wonder why people want to gate keep her choices

[@ArnobChakrobortty]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsI completely agree with you.

[@mrbluepant9220]

True

[@PT-md6gy]

No one is forcing tripti. When Anushka Sharma was appreciated but called the bubbly girl for rab ne bana di, she didn't like that. She also did badmash company to show her sexy side. Tripti is also doing the same. They want to change their innocent women's image. Anushka was yashraj girl. No struggle at all. But female leads want to look like hollywood actors. No one wants to look like an innocent traditional Indian woman. I don't judge them.

[@Jyotigautam52870]

True..ab jsi demand kroge vsi h supply milgi na.. .jitna troll Krna he kr le..shez not going to stop anyway...she got looks n talent too...she will rise no matter how much people hate her...its just a phase in her life...I hope this passes n she does better n better only

[@sunandmoon976]

Tabu is a great example of fighting against temptation of glamorous roles. She was not counted among mainstream actresses like Madhuri, Shridevi, Karishma, Rani and so on. She relied on her acting talent. But now, Tabu is the one getting the most limelight out of the 90s actresses.

[@divyam1501]

Tabu also did cringe item numbers in Telugu

[@Naveen_Joshi95]

She never got to do item numbers in bollywood because she is mid and she has homely face. But telugu industry won't spare any actress without doing glamorous scenes. She've done it enough in telugu. Her ghost scene is iconic 🤤🥵

[@sumitwarvatkar898]

See my biggest question is if women/ girls are 50% of cinema audience why don’t they atlest support strong female lead roles in movies?

[@sunandmoon976]

@@divyam1501 I said she relied on her acting skills, not on glamorous roles like Madhuri, Karishma or other mainstream actresses. She did item songs, but that wasn't her identity. Now she is getting roles for her acting, not glamour.

[@sunandmoon976]

@@sumitwarvatkar898 Who said women are 50% of cinema audience? It depends on how many women are educated enough to support strong female lead roles. Because there are a lot of women who don't have 'proper' education. They would rather watch women-centric Indian serials in their home, rather than going to theatres and spending money on strong female-centric movies.

[@alishakay]

I still remember that when Parineeti and Sonakshi first launched, their weight and how they will reduce it was a topic everyone were discussing, even in award shows and interviews. And I was so confused that why are they talking about weights of women who are by no means unhealthy. That's when little old me realized how much Bollywood desires that zero figure. So yes, being sexy and thin is more important for Bollywood than acting.

[@Naveen_Joshi95]

For commercial films they have to look thin and sexy whether it's bollywood or kollywood.

[@rebamonica447]

Sonakshi was not even fat!!! She was gorgeous

[@rrr-pc6rm]

Boss an entire movie called "dirty picture" with Vidya balan had this entire subject covered

[@Borderlineluv]

Funny how even that movie got more attention for the skin show then it did for the topic.

[@Nishanth_mementomori]

Also another disturbing trend I've noticed is that people like Ileana, Genelia, Tamannah, were supposed to be in their "prime" when they were between 18-25 that's it and if you go back and see the roles they did back then it's just cringey and borderline disturbing.... Overly focusing on their bodies and navel for some random reason and they were romancing actors twice their age back then and now these actresses aren't getting those big movie roles anymore as they're "older" but the old actors who were romancing them are older now, still getting big roles and movies but now romancing actresses even younger than them..... As the age gap widens it's the actresses who are phased out and replaced not the old men

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

sad sad reality yes!

[@tisotosit]

This is more of a telugu industry problem.... I don't see why 2 consenting adults cant be in a relationship regardless of their age.... But only thing we need to keep a watch on is if this is happening too much in favor of other good things like a good story, strong female characters etc....

[@prakashgyawali3414]

If these girls are fine then whats the problem is with you guys. They get popularity & money. Thats all they want.

[@prakashgyawali3414]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionsIf these girls are fine then whats the problem is with you guys. They get popularity & money. Thats all they want.

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

​@@prakashgyawali3414south Industry don't give that much importance to looks of male actors like bollywood where it's all about looks and glamour

[@Besties591]

The fact is Karan johar will never cast Alia Bhatt or jahnvi kapoor for roles like bad newz or even Lust stories. For that he’ll go to kriti sanon, kiara advani and tripti dimri. Why couldn’t have he cast kiara advani or kriti sanaon in Rocky or rani. Alia was ill suited to carry off that kind of role. All of dharma’s b grade projects will go to tripti from now on. Tripti in all the departments scores higher than the nepo kids, looks talent, glamour and is a threat to their PR generated popularity

[@ArnobChakrobortty]

Agreed.

[@kookielattae201]

Wait... Such a good observation It actually has always been like that for KJo...

[@shasha9525]

That's actually a really good point. It makes absolute sense.

[@RK-X]

Great Observation. And see no reply or acknowledgement from jammy. He is part of the same Ecosytem.

[@abhijitgupta8361]

It's a harsh truth that it's not Tipti's acting skills which MADE HER NATIONAL CRUSH.

[@user-qr4em7be5h]

True when you start doing these kind of roles the every director want to cash in on that she in bulbul was very beautiful in a innocent way but now she looks to plastic

[@abhijitgupta8361]

@@user-qr4em7be5h I second that, and now she'll be just another glam girl in movies.

[@Naveen_Joshi95]

Bollywood can't be like mollywood because it's a big industry. Bollywood is all about glamour and skin show.

[@pushapraj2819]

Nawaz isn't national crush because of his acting skills too. I saw a video of him where girls were commenting hame bhi uncle nhin chahiye. Why is Vicky kaushal becoming girl's favourite after his marriage with kat. It's the pre selection mechanism. There was a case in America where a male college student started wearing a ring to show that he's engaged and he started getting h00kups and when he got exposed women were mad coz he wasn't engaged 😂

[@monishk6561]

I think Vidya Balan tried to balance the regressive nature of the male gaze by making it a highlight to watch The Dirty Pitcure and at the same time provided a decent representation of objectificaton of women in her film. It's the perfect balance of making a viewers turn up for a movie then shaming them for their thought process.

[@amangeorge_esper]

Damn at least you spoke about it . I feel Tripti dimri is so talented but maybe animal gave her fame but we all know it was sadly not for her acting skills😢. And are these producers and actors still in 2010s era I mean wtff.

[@VampBlackk]

Exactly and tripti is such a versatile actor. Qala and bulbul are the examples. (I have not watched laila majnu so can't say anything about that)

[@cliffordchie]

The hindrance between fame and women is just her clothes. Unfortunately that's how the market is functioning. You can be Nandita Das, Minal Rohit or PV Sindhu but they will be never rewarded or celebrated. Still moral policers will question why are women exposing too much these days. But they are the ones who are getting rewarded.

[@dhven9274]

Hypocrisy of the Indian culture. It's a social issue with roots in centuries of dominant patriarchal culture

[@DreamPinkClouds]

Well said

[@whybhavi]

Bro you are absolutely correct

[@amberkar]

Nandita Das man...

[@Naveen_Joshi95]

They might not be celebrated or rewarded like heroines, but they are respected which is something greater.

[@jerinphilipose614]

I have a huge respect for a star like Vijay Sethupathi decided to not romance with young ladies and unnecessary catering for those male Gazes. That should be an example for all male stars in Indian Cinema.

[@Vinayaq17432]

Bro how does it matter??? If the story requires it... Vijay will b replaced by a hero who will do that.... No one is forcing the girl... There are many things unethical In this world still it's happening

[@jerinphilipose614]

The 'story requires it' sums up the entire scenario 😂.

[@joelmatheweby2569]

It's true, big respect for him ❤

[@akshayHRX]

​@@Vinayaq17432how can you say no one is forcing a girl bro, they do, how the director tells them to portray a character, if they don't do that, they don't get big cinema opportunities compared to male actors

[@Vinayaq17432]

@@akshayHRX aww so sed life of actress😂😂bro they are doing these roles to live a luxurious life….living in houses worth crores……if one actress does not do it the other girl will take that role…they are doing for money

[@sangeetjoshi2164]

Even Sadhguru said “If a woman wears what she wants to wear it’s good but if a woman wears something because that is what sells, then it’s a problem.”

[@raja-jl9os]

Tom cruise, jhon wick,vin diesel ko six pack dikhane ki jarurat nhi padti h but srk aur salman khan ko dikhna padta h 😂

[@Naveen_Joshi95]

What's your most watched item song?

[@ss_0564]

Right aj kal k movie songs me jitni vulgarity he jo male audience like krti he per iska effect chhoti bachio pe b ab bura ho raha he. Ese actors produsors directors audience society ko khrab krne me jimmedar he

[@raja-jl9os]

@@ss_0564 pahli baat Bollywood hamesa se vulgar tha 70s m zeenat ko vulgar bola jata tha

[@thanusriS.P]

Sadhguru himself is not original 😅

[@zinnea9825]

Even as 9-5 workers, we all wish to be like Yami Gautam but life always lead us the other way.

[@raja-jl9os]

Matlab sirf actress log khubsurat hote h?

[@tinklebell777]

Abbe 🤦‍♀️​@@raja-jl9os

[@Fivekey100]

​@@raja-jl9os mai toh actress nai hu firbhi khubsurat hun

[@raja-jl9os]

@@Fivekey100 m bhi handsome hu lekin actor nhi hu

[@domerino-ft6sd]

@@raja-jl9os yes

[@user-hp1yj4pm2t]

'Animal' made Tripti Dimri an overnight star.. pretty similar to what happened with Mallika Sherawat after 'Murder' (2004). The only difference is that in 2004, erotic scenes were taboo.. and now, they are normal. Also, Mallika Sherawat wasn't supremely talented.. Tripti Dimri, on the other hand, is genuinely talented. I think she will move past her sex symbol image.

[@Yobetterleave2502]

Tbh tripti in Animal was not that objectified compared to actresses who have butt and boob zoom shots, tripti played like a normal spy in Animal, it's not even close to what other actresses do on screen

[@sharadgoswami8584]

Tripti has far more body of work than sherawat..her Laila majnu ,her bulbul etc has shown amazing range ..animal came 5 years after she made debut...

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@Yobetterleave2502 Khoon kharaba and blood bath indian logo k liye adult nhi hota h 😂 but kiss scene inke liye adult hota h

[@raja-jl9os]

70s and 80s m bhi actress ko tight short dress m dikhya jata tha jo log old bollywood ko sarif samjate h woh sabase bade bevkuf h aajkal k bache raj kapoor ki movie ko soft adult movie bolenge 😂

[@Timelapster]

tripti can act whereas sherawat can’t

[@qarezma]

Growing up i used to think actresses are mostly dumb for having such small roles. Now maturity is realising the roles are created for them by writers and directors and in some cases even actors ensure the actress dont get any meaty part, at the risk of being overshadowed. Sad truth, and the audience dig it. Its more prevalent in regional cinemas.

[@VampBlackk]

Yeah I kinda agree. I used to think that the girls who wear short dress (obviously in films coz ghir k aaspas tab koi short dresses nhi pahanta tha) are dumb. But now I realised that it's how they were represented.... Side effects of consuming films of that time.

[@Naveen_Joshi95]

There are many feminist writers and directors. Why are they not doing it in male centric films? It's just bcuz women can't do mass/swag dialogues convincely like men, they can't do action scenes like men, they don't age like fine wine like men. Does men get meaty roles in female centric films? No. Then how can you ask for meaty roles for women in male centric films.

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@VampBlackk m aaj bhi short dress pahne wali ladki ko characterless samjata hu mera bias kabhi khatam nhi hoga

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@VampBlackk bhai mostly vanga ki movies m ladkiya normal salwaar kamiz aur jeans m hoti h

[@qarezma]

@@Naveen_Joshi95 that is your justification? Good luck to you.

[@personal_reviews07]

To be honest, this approach of Indian cinema will only continue to harm itself. What cringes me the most is that this is the same audience who will cry about Oscar discrimination to india at nights just after watching actors like SRK in Dunki. Can someone really say with their conscience that Srk was okay choice for Dunki. What i laugh more is that this audience even destroyed a talented actor like Hrithik and just made him an eye candy greek God. Anyway, continue to do so as you all wish bcz this wil be the bane of you. And now dont say that you people don't care about Oscars, bcz last year all india was celebrating when RRR won in a minor category like original song.😂😂😂😂

[@ashnaagarwal4825]

Well you are right but I would say dunki was average in writing too an actor cannot do anything for a film if the writing itself is so medicore srk shined in well written films such as darr,swades and chak de india great acting also comes from great writing but ya you are right it's tiring to see same repeated faces over and over again it's time Bollywood start launching new faces with great writing instead of taking the same actors over and over again it's time that Indian cinema should also market themselves as brand Indian cinema just like Hollywood instead of relying on stardom of a few actors

[@yoginimangaonkar1287]

I was a tripti fan before animal was released. I loved her in bulbul and qala. But highly disappointed by her recent choices. But you have a point jammy. This is reality. The ideal is difficult to pursue.

[@neelupaalu]

she was bad in qala

[@dontlookatme9692]

​@@neelupaalu i will not say bad but she was mid.

[@ArnobChakrobortty]

​@@neelupaaluAbsolutely not.

[@ArnobChakrobortty]

​@@dontlookatme9692Exactly.

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

​@@ArnobChakrobortty mujhe to pura bollywood mediocre lagta h 😂

[@abinashmohanty3201]

I feel offended for some reason by what they did to the cake.

[@kakulsmiti6758]

Same feeling 😢

[@mr.dynamite2924]

I feel offended that you are offended you fascist.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

'in the night no control' literally 😅

[@sohanroy-mi3xk]

Do you think this topic also promotes cheating?@@TriedRefusedProductions

[@onewinter9411]

#justiceforthecake

[@ursyedis]

When the day women fills half the theatre on first day first show. Cinema will change. Cinema is a subset of society's reality

[@sanaatta4296]

Mallika sherawat once said, “India is a regressive society for women”

[@amandadarkwood535]

The day women don't get r*ped and harassed for stepping out of their house at night they will be able to "fill half the theatre on first day first show."

[@dhven9274]

True

[@RohitSingh-tu5kd]

This comment is so underrated

[@haroldjoseph8296]

Are you from Narnia?, you don't know nothing about women 😂😂😂😂

[@Jooniper56]

It took me 10 days to realise that the actress is Tripti Dimri & not Disha Patani. Couldn’t believe my eyes💀

[@Veritasium65]

Please consult an ophthalmologist asap😊😊😊😊.

[@ExplorewithElora]

They have no personality just copy paste body and style.

[@TishyaAnand]

Dipika padukone also did such bold looks in her recent films why no one is calling her or any nepo kid .....

[@rebamonica447]

Because she isnt famous for doing roles which cater to the male gaze​@TishyaAnand

[@nvsvishal8129]

What the shit is happening to Indian mainstream cinema … y’all would do anything for a few quick bucks

[@OopsIDidItAgainUh]

Sadly, that's the reality. When several years and works don't fetch you your deserved credit, you'll have to give up some or all of your conscience. Let's hope that all the actors who are currently doing roles just for a few quick bucks return to doing what they are actually capable of and meant for, and not get stuck in one place.

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@OopsIDidItAgainUh Indian commercial cinema was always mediocre

[@bullymaguire6503]

Bucks 🤡🤡

[@atish4523]

Why are sleazy films such a success then? The market is determined by the audience which honors and rejects different projects.

[@raja-jl9os]

@@atish4523 godfather is also vulgar for indian mass audience

[@SiddhaanntJagushte]

We have to thank actresses like kangana and Vidya who are still true to their female led film status and do not fit the male gaze

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I think Vidya especially felt so out of place with those roles in the mid 2000s that she completely abandoned them. While she had a great reign as the solo lead, I am so sad that we don't get to see her rule like that now. Kangana also was adamant in not playing second fiddle

[@SiddhaanntJagushte]

@@TriedRefusedProductions yes also the fact that both these Actress did not fit the most conventional beauty standards of The 2000s is also true , would love to see a full female led hit film one day though

[@prakashgyawali3414]

​@@TriedRefusedProductionseven actresses who have rich families do these scenes, its not about money but attention, blaming men for everything is a norm now, its not even about the gender tbh, human nature is the problem

[@randomhuman97]

​@SiddhaanntJagushte and both of them are non existent these days, except for social media chatter. This is the harsh reality

[@screensafari17]

​@@prakashgyawali3414its about keeping themselves relevant. Just because you have money doesnt mean you just sit there and do nothing.

[@gauthamrajgandhi7497]

The immediate thought about that telugu song was " Why the choreographer helping the male actor with such steps ??

[@dashmeetsingh9679]

just think about innovative step for next movie.

[@3008venky]

I think we shall not address any of this song as telugu industry song.. then Vicky song should we call Hindi song.. it seems like we are type casting all telugu songs.. just clarifying not to offend..😊

[@radiologistanonymous2353]

Because director and producers want them to.. Simple and sometimes main male actor too.

[@aryagopakumar9855]

If they don't, these choreographers might get fired and would never find work again..male stars are very influential here

[@O2H3]

@@3008venky lol, how hypocrite

[@vaishnavkrutarthable]

I have always believed Animal portrayed Tripti as an object only and because of that i hate that movie! She is famous only because of that semi nude scene! Tripti has more potential as an actress and not just as an object! This is the dark reality of the film industry who are giving lectures on morals and women empowerment but they do not have 1% of it in their egoistic life! They treat the actress only as eye candy!

[@Naveen_Joshi95]

There was no item number or male gaze scenes in Animal.

[@prateeksingh3182]

Jammy bro you are spot on with this one. Also I have one more topic for discussion is that why now days the new crop of male actors shying away from playing a family man like a father in there 30s like some of the 90s actors in their 30s like how Amir played a father in Akele hum akele tum, Shahrukh with kuch kuch, Salman in Jab Pyar kisise hota hai, Manoj Vajpayee in Shool etc. I think we should start talking about that as well

[@JDJXX]

Varun Dhawan had a kid in Badlapur

[@prateeksingh3182]

@@JDJXX bhai aur bhi 30 plus waale hai naa jaise Karthik, Sid, Ranveer, Vicky, plus Badlapur kiye hue used 10 Saal ho gye hai I appreciate ki usne kiya at that point of time. And my angst is not only against Them only my angst is against actors from all industry whether it is NTR, RamCharan, Rapo, Allu Arjun etc as well like mujhe kaafi lgta hai ki Tamanna apne 30s mein Maestro mein woh role Kar Rahi hai jo Tabu ne Andhadhun mein kiya and uske saath mein Ayushman waala role Kaun kiya Nithin jabki clearly Ayushman tabu se kaafi chota hai aur Nithin aur Tamanna toh almost ek hi time pe debut kiye they.

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

​@@prateeksingh3182 You see, that’s what people like nowadays in Bollywood. There’s a lack of movies with big stars in it so everyone is trying new and different things. You think everyone likes to watch only big budget films? There is a reason Kalki is earning so much. Not only because it’s good but it’s also literally the only big budget action movie that has released this year.

[@sayandas3939]

@@prateeksingh3182 didn't ranveer played father in bajirao ...

[@prateeksingh3182]

@@sayandas3939 bhai mere woh Historic movie thi baat yahan fiction pe ho rahi hai. Aur uss zamaane mein logo ke baal vivah hote they remember. Fiction mein recently age appropriate role mein ek Shahid and Nani in Jersey tha aur ek Varun in Badlapur. Now I get it ki why Shahrukh, Aamir etc apne career mein 50 ke age mein bhi college boy play karte they because yeh jo fans hai naa yeh inko college mein dekhna chahti hai. Bhai learn something from the west for example Zac Efron, Channing Tatum abhi college tak college student ka role nahin Kar Rahe hain. Aur tum fans ka bass Chale toh Ballaya aur Darshan jaise buddhon ko bhi Keerthy Suresh ke bete ke role mein cast karwa do. Tumko kya tumhaara star Buddha nahin hoga

[@RajKGajjela]

The problem is 3 fold in telugu Industry. Its director, producer and the actor. The ranking changes as per each individual's popularity but content remains the same.No wonder you dont see any telugu actresses in telugu cinema, even supporting characters has become a rarirty😢

[@avanthibulusu9246]

This is why I am happy about the success of anushka and sai pallavi and other malayalam actresses too . Though anushka did commercial roles but her main success is because of her roles like arundhati , dhamarukam , bhagamathi , bahubali , and sai pallavi for shyam singh roy , love story , premam , ramayan too . Honourable and most important example is Soundarya too . If she is alive still then i think sridevi would have had a tough competetion in acheiving superstar tag . The genre of movies soundarya chose are much relatable to daily life women then / about daily struggles of a women but still respecting men . It never felt as an insult to men too in these movies like ammoru , antahpuram. 100% agree to your point jammy .No hate . Peace 🙌🙌

[@Naveen_Joshi95]

In ammoru, she was so naive and was getting tortured by villains most of time. In padayappa, she plays innocent, homely girl who's too shy to propose her lover. In Antapuram, her acting was terrible than jyotika's acting in chandramuki.

[@krishnasimhavemulapalli7124]

The biggest culprits are the fans who blindly supports their hero irrespective of the quality,they just hype their hero at any cost.When that mask is removed every one feels the same way you feel.

[@denvercodm6164]

I don't know why people are so against tripti working in a glamorous commercial movie. A creator/artist would never want to be get gate keep. Is this a drastic change in the type of movie she used to do? Yes! But is it wrong? Definitely not. Let the actor fly, let them taste success too. Tripti is having a dream run with slated big budget movies. Don't jinx it.

[@Maya_hee]

I don't think you understand what this means for Tripti. She is no longer seen as an actor but a temporary cash cow. The sooner she hits a certain age or even tries to do a role which actually requires good acting and less objectification, you will see her die out. That's not a good thing

[@Moonx2840]

​@@Maya_heebut it's not like she can reject such offers, she too wants fame and recognition which she didn't get in qala or bulbul( both of which literally defined her acting range).

[@denvercodm6164]

@@Maya_hee I mean that was the same case with her before she did animal. Except for true cinephiles, No one knew who tripti was. She did phenomenal movies like Laila majnu, bulbul, and qala but did anyone notice her? Laila majnu got recognition for the songs. Babil khan took all the appreciation for Qala, bulbul was known only because it was backed by Anushka Sharma. So Tripti being a newcomer, ask her what she feels about these opportunities

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@Maya_hee male actors ka bhi objectification hota h 😂 even hollywood se zyda bollywood m six pack ka obsession h

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@denvercodm6164 Even in commercial movies, you need to have a solid entertaining script but bollywood is lacking that.

[@willowsnow]

I found Tripti from Qala. I found her talent amazing. And I wanted to see her succeed, get more recognition. She is doing that with projects like Animal and Bad Newz. These are big projects that will let the world know of her. I wish her all the best. With some commercial success and such wide exposure, she can find more opportunities to showcase her acting. It is up to her. I hope she succeeds.

[@mangobarfi4615]

As a South Indian woman, the first actress who I connect with is Sai Pallavi. Her roles represent me. The way she carries herself represents me. Hope she continues to maintain the same grace through out her career.

[@ankit_67-mc2uq]

bollywood tamil and telugu movies lovestories start with scary stalking obsessive possessiveness male dominance male controlling female ,manipulating women in the name of traditions and all those romantic songs are way creepy to watch now.but as a child we dont think with logics and see what they have shown without realising that is bad

[@thabreez456]

Can we also just talk about how women have to essentially starve themselves to achieve a body that fits the bill of a commercial film heroine? Whereas Men are just told to bulk up. I have no idea which one is worse, but I imagine the one that tends you leave with less energy after a shoot is worse.

[@Naveen_Joshi95]

Women don't have to starve, they just have to avoide fatty foods and do excersie. Whereas men have to lift heavy weights and do all kinds of workouts daily.

[@shreysachdeva6688]

Male Gaze 😂😅 much needed clarification, Jammy ! Good one

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

hahaha! I just had to interrupt myself haha

[@Manan.Solanki]

What does it mean ?

[@noopurnivedita6064]

What was the other meaning 🤔

[@theredguy7445]

Male gays

[@ruchitimes739]

​@@noopurnivedita6064 exactly... 🤔

[@tanmaysukhdeve5143]

I WONDER WHAT WENT THROUGH YOUR HEAD WHEN YOU HAD TO ADD THAT CLIP TO EXPLAIN "male gaze manje kai...?"...😂😂 loved it as always...!!

[@jimmyreviews1486]

It happened with me too today. I was struggling with the phrase, 'Exclusive Writing.' 😆😆

[@PokhrajRoy.]

3:25 Historically, ‘character actor’ is the very good actor who’s not vanilla or inoffensive to be the main lead.

[@saritamisra5883]

Yeah, it is a well-respected phrase but always given to other characters who are not protagonist or antagonist. I just realized it is given to male actors more than female as i can't remember any female actors who has been given the character actor title.

[@MansiSharma-vp8mm]

Tripti Dimri is such a great actor, I have seen her in movies like Bulbul and Qala where she literally carried the whole movie on her shoulder, also both the movies had such amazing actors in it, but Tripti stood out. In a movie like animal, she was noticable again but for all the wrong reasons. It is sad to see how performing obscene scenes made her famous whilst she is fully capable of "acting".

[@anusree9216]

I hope after few commercial movies like this Tripti will choose roles which showcase her talent as an actress.As of now it is good to utilize the fame she got through Animal. Because that's how this industry work.

[@Naveen_Joshi95]

I think her career will be finished in few years. She's a hypocrite. She did feministic films like bulbul and then did Animal. She is ready to strip for money, she'll do any role if she is given money. That means she just cares about money, more than doing good films. I hate when jammy potrays her like a victim.

[@DanPieu]

I find it hypocritical that whenever the topic of older men romancing younger women comes up, nobody mentions SRK and Deepika. He's 21 years older than her, old enough to be her father.

[@AaushKumar-ob6wc]

Maybe our nostalgia is stopping us from doing so because when we saw Deepika with SRK we all were kids in 2007 but I never liked their pairing I know many people like her with SRK but I don't my favourite pairings of SRK are 1 SRK-Kajol 2 SRK-Juhi 3 SRK-Rani 4 SRK-Preity 5 SRK-Madhuri

[@sannusaj1194]

Who will say no to work along with srk.... ??

[@AaushKumar-ob6wc]

@@sannusaj1194 we aren't talking about Deepika's choice its about the audience who are not mentioning this jodi

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@AaushKumar-ob6wc "variety of genres" that's exactly what we lack. So yeah we're not best even when it comes to commercial cinema.

[@chand452]

​@@sannusaj1194vidhya Balan and Kangna Ranaut 😂

[@tasnubakhan1507]

Thanks for the deep and dark social message. We have been going through this from the beginning of this industry and kept modifying and coming up with new ideas. The impact on society of these we can easily see around us.

[@bisweswarsahoo5231]

As long as we are a sexually repressed nation, these kind of sleazy cinematic gate-aways will remain the preferred outbursts of the masses !!! No point in blaming anyone (nor the actors, nor the producers, nor the audience) !!! At present the best we can do, maybe, is to not let the gender bias and discriminations increase in mainstream !!!

[@vaidehiwadkar7372]

This is exactly my thoughts after watching Jaanam.... Tripti is an amazing actor and i am happy that she is getting a such big commercial films... But i am feeling sad for the "reason" she got popular...many of my friends know her because of Animal and it's tiring to explain them that she is not just that .. there is a more to her beyond doing steamy scenes... I hope she gets a big commercial film where she is doing a role with more substance and more people should get know about the kind of actor she is 🤞❤️

[@raja-jl9os]

Just because woh tumhe achi lagati h iska matlab ye nhi h ki woh achi actress h

[@vaidehiwadkar7372]

@@raja-jl9os jus because tumne Animal ke alava uska accha kaam dekha nhi hai iska matlab ye nhi ki voh acchi actress hai nhi..!

[@raja-jl9os]

@@vaidehiwadkar7372 mujhe bollywood pasand nhi h mene guru dutt se lekar manmohan desai sab dekh liya h

[@raja-jl9os]

@@vaidehiwadkar7372 agar Indian cinema 60s-70s m romance aur masala cinema se hatakar kuch alag try krta to sayad aaj Indian cinema alag hota

[@raja-jl9os]

@@vaidehiwadkar7372 mdm mujhe bollywood movies pasand nhi h

[@abhaybarde7105]

1:44 bro literally started Marathi to To confirmation

[@Gojo98222]

Is he Marathi?

[@theawantikamishra]

No, ​@@Gojo98222

[@NailsByAsh813]

​@@Gojo98222 No. He's Sindhi.

[@unitedstatesofindia1460]

your content is the only reason that i still believe in subscribing to youtube channels u review movies and u also after reports and also some interview u r the best brooo , love u .... best indian movie channel.

[@awaraxbhawre1545]

I can only think of Kajol as successful actress in Bollywood who hasn't had to cater to male-gaze (if I'm not wrong). She had a huge commercial success but I can't think of a single time she had to do sexual scenes or an item song and she still made it big (maybe Karan Arjun but she didn't have explicit scenes?). Rani and Vidya as well, even though they have done item songs. Amazing actors like Tabu and Kangana had to do unnecessary sexual and vulgar scenes in the films Paandurangadu and Rascals, etc. I guess it's a sad reality for actresses.

[@froggywithaheart]

kajol was a nepo kid. forgive me for my youth but i dont think back then ppl were this casual abt sexual potrayal...that's why she works. also kajol was mosttly doing clean comedy, romance or just rom coms....again, in a society when s3x is taboo, she got away with it. also being close frnds with Kjo and srk, made sure she could have her picks. society has changed and we ain't making clean comedies anymore....i think that era was her major advantage alongside her frnds and family ofc.

[@awaraxbhawre1545]

@froggywithaheart Yes but back then, sexual scenes meant small role and lots of dancing. Nepo kids like Karisma and Raveena relied on dancing and songs more than acting abilities while Kajol was the only one who didn't need item songs to become famous. And Srk and Karan were beginners, not established stars. Kajol and Srk became famous together first with Baazigar and then DDLJ. Kajol was a big star before Karan even came into the industry. She didn't need them to become famous

[@pragyaganjoo6608]

OMG! I was literally discussing this exact thing with my friends. I thought I was the only one who noticed this.

[@PrayasRahangdale]

That camouflage boat headphones returned! 😭🙏🏻

[@KamathVaishali]

I didn't get your comment.

[@PrayasRahangdale]

@@KamathVaishali it's very childish joke i used to make with anmol about his "iconic" camouflage coloured boat headphones, which he wears in videos in he shows his face. This video was a again a face-cam video, so cracked that old joke again. Nothing too funny i know. Haha.

[@user-lm8ig7os2k]

This video is a masterpiece jammy! A very complex and dodgy topic presented and articulated so well!

[@ajo4754]

Man, this might have been the best one out there from your channel Jammy! Such an intricately weaved video. I don't comment but this time I had to. Agree on all your points, bow down to you!

[@Ronit1220]

The boom of OTT which should have been a shining light for underrated artists(writers, actors etc) has been made to look like a segregation between cinema and “commercial” cinema. If you know that the movie isn’t going to be an all out entertainer, release it on OTT, that’s the place for nuance audiences and true cinema.

[@raja-jl9os]

I would say Hollywood is way ahead of us, what do we have in the name of commercial cinema? Action movies or action comedies that too are badly done. Whereas look at the commercial cinema of Hollywood and korea action adventures, fantasy movies, super hero movies, fairy tales, zombie movies, post apocalypse movies, slashers etc... rock's jungle cruise was panned by critics, now imagine if something like that was made in india..people would go crazy for it.

[@Ronit1220]

@@raja-jl9osI understand, Hollywood is way ahead and will always be ahead in that regard. Korean movies and series have been garnering praise world wide(mostly in India) since the OTT boom.

[@Ronit1220]

@@raja-jl9os For Korean cinema, I would say that, it’s way ahead in terms of story telling, but not in terms of CGI and VFX. But their audience might also be more “tolerant” towards those type of stories. I don’t expect a country where last year movies like Gadar 2, Jawab, Pathan, Animal etc were breaking records and getting praised to suddenly turn to telling more nuance stories. Businessmen won’t upgrade their products if they are being sold like hot cakes every time. Pathan - Mediocre. Jawan - Mediocre. Animal - s***. Gadar 2 - Animal * 10000 Those are my ratings for some of highest grossing Bollywood movies of last year. BUT WILL ANYONE CARE?!! No, simple because these were “profitable” products.

[@Ronit1220]

@@raja-jl9os And also, we(most Indians) consider Hollywood to be the best, regardless of what they provide. We come from a country where speaking in English equates to being educated, how can we expect to be competing with others when we ourselves are just stuck in our mindset’s.

[@ZafarLaw]

Tripti Dimri is about to become the next mallika sherawat of bollywood. She is being stereotyped for playing a bold role in animal. Initial hype of declaring a national crush, later no one will recognise her.

[@komalchaurasia1614]

I just wish this doesn't happen to her She is such a talented girl I fell in love with her and avinash in Laila Majnu

[@mcbc-Laudya]

Not true at all. I don't know if Mallika did films that were meaningful in her career, but I suppose she didn't. Tripti has done meaningful films right from the start of her career. Her first commercial film was *Mom,* starring Sridevi. But if you see her next venture, it was *Poster Boyz.* Then she decided to star in films like *Laila Majnu, Bulbbul, and Qala.* For the majority of her career till now, she's chosen story-driven scripts. It's just now that she's chosen to do such bold roles. Just two films. I don't think she'll stop doing what she started and has been doing for 7 years of her career.

[@alexthomas7555]

​@@komalchaurasia1614 yai but audience are changed since 2015 strated after the pandemic so many Better movies to see it and audience want to better content

[@INDIANATHEIST526]

kangana did same rol initially and anial scene was normal one

[@kusumak3372]

And Indian audience is to be blamed. The most corrupt audience!

[@nightmayor6114]

1:43 Till now your video were pseudo vocabulary classes for me but now they are full blown vocab classes. Thanks Jammy

[@PLS2510]

Kudos to you Amol, for striking the right chord!! The onus is not on the actors or producers....it's on the audience to stop making such visuals a Hit...everything boils down to commercials in the end...I was horrified to see Disha patani in Kalki, couldn't imagine she was the same girl i saw in MS Dhoni where she had similar screen time but an unforgettable presence!!

[@Naveen_Joshi95]

In Kalki, I couldn't take my eyes off her two beautiful eyes 👀

[@Ok99012]

I agree Ravi Teja romancing a young girl is wrong but why people never talk about kamal hassan literally kissing actresses half his age

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

its equally creepy if it exists. What's worse is the dark history of how normalised it was for underage girls to be romantic leads to full grown men!

[@Ok99012]

​@@TriedRefusedProductions girls literally used to lie about their age to starr in films, but as a man I agree, it's not only cringe but disturbing

[@RajKGajjela]

Ravi Teja continuously selects actresses less than 25. Even Illeana is almost 20 yrs younger than him. However, I'd also credit the directors/producers for such creepy scenes tho, coz such scenes exist even if they bring a new actor. The problem is deep and no telugu media ever raises concerns, rather celebrates it 😭

[@Wellyo.m-zf5nm]

​@@RajKGajjela problem is with the audiences too, we are making those films hit, remember robo where Rajinikanth was 30 years older than Aishwarya Rai, it was a blockbuster

[@anushagr14]

​@@Wellyo.m-zf5nmI mean it is impossible to find an actress who is close to rajnikanth age. I think jailer was the right step.

[@anuparya8281]

i was thinking about this topic and here's your video

[@gauravpatil9652]

Tripti can leverage this negative hype for her future projects like Qala and Bulbbul. If she can bring more eyeballs to those projects she can get paid well...she is already a talented actor.

[@jenniferlaurene9699]

As a female the song JAANAM was definitely not catering to only the male gaze, we had Vicky being hot there as well. Catering to the male gaze is not the problem, the problem is ONLY catering to the male gaze. And I find that to be slowly changing in Bollywood, despite all the actresses cast being hot, and most lead actors below average looking... The Telegu industry is a completely different beast with the worst kind and most cheap and vulgar portrayal of women. The song JAANAM was sexy & sensual, while telegu songs are 🤮 as are most other regional industries.

[@aparnasharma1388]

I can hear you talking whole day 🙂 love the way you talk, share your opinions. One of the best creators.

[@ajinkyashembekar]

You could have just shown Sardar Khan and anyone would've understood "Male gaze"

[@kedaver263]

Once again the Telugu film industry proves how sexist it is . Those actresses deserve better

[@saipreetika541]

A much needed topic of conversation. I have observed for a long while that the upcoming actresses start their journey with less than mediocre roles sexy dance partners to the leading, dashing savior-"the hero". When they have established themselves in the industry, they experiment with indie films, and female-centric movies where they get that meaty role that actually demands of their acting potential. They shine no doubt but the openings and the kind of audience they are catering to are not enough to sustain their jobs. They need to create a balance among item numbers, commercial glam doll roles and small interesting projects. I always questioned their roles in Telugu cinema but now looking at the scarcity of their appearances, and lack of storylines for strong / impactful characters in the female domain( not only the lead but all the female character artists are confined to do is cry while their husband commands, shower love or stay mum while the husband deals with stuff smh) it is evident that they are making bread of what is available. You gotta do what you gotta do.

[@sjshsan]

Remember we celebrated Robot which had 60 year old Rajinikanth opposite 30 year old Aishwarya and they were literally kissing on cheeks in that film, audience are to be blamed too

[@gautamb0927]

Not 30 years old.. she was 37 and he was 58 at that time.. but true.. I get what you say. But why do u drag our stars in this mess. Your big b got lot more dirty with katrina in boom that Rajini didn't do such vulgar scenes when he was younger. And your big b is 40 years old than katrina😡🤬

[@sid.469]

watch American Beauty then

[@sid.469]

Its just an acting

[@gohpokemonunite622]

@@gautamb0927 where tf this our star came , both big b and rajnkant is wrong , no one justifying it . whole indian cinema is like that.

[@sjshsan]

@@gautamb0927 agree with big b, but he was playing a negative role and stop trying to justify it lmao, what is shriya age in sivaji?, what is amy jackson age in robo 2.0, here he is literally playing the good guy, almost all Rajini heroines are minimum 20 year's younger than, him including Ramya Krishna 🤡

[@eightislate]

The shirt looks good jammy ❤

[@kunalsinghdc2921]

You truly inspire me to think deeply about topics that we generally don't discuss as an audience.

[@kalpanamishra12345]

I really appreciate your content.. Just subscribed good work

[@Eatwithkaranvlogs]

One thing that Bollywood knows the most ‘ Boxing an actor’ they are specialist in that

[@_SHIVKUMAR483]

1:45 THANK YOU FOR THE CLARIFICATION

[@ShristiiBK]

When she was doing not so commercial films , audience called her underated actress but now when she is getting recognised and playing commercial films which is not at all a bad thing. What you guys want. You guys are never satisfied.

[@ashaypallav4158]

Non - Commercial Movies satisfies Critics. Commercial Movies satisfies Audience. . So, there's always someone who goes unsatisfied.

[@tylerisangry2444]

Ok. Then this is going to be her permanent image i hope she's ok with it.😅 Mallika sherawat had paid the price for it literally her whole life

[@ShristiiBK]

@@tylerisangry2444 and who are you? It's her life and her career. Just like one paper can't decide the future , her acting in films like this won't decide how her career is going to be. Also it's on audience on how they remember an artist. She is still appreciated for her previous roles. And look at you you being all cocky as if how you remember her will affect her .

[@tylerisangry2444]

@@ShristiiBK you are living in a bubble. You have no idea about our audience and their taste. The existence of an actor solely depends on audience.

[@sayandas3939]

@@ShristiiBK commercial movie does not mean just doing bold scenes .. actresses like alia bhatt did commercial movies but they never showed their body just for audience demand without any relvancy with the script ..... same goes for other actresses did Kiara did any such song in good newz no ... that song was just for audience demand ... the fans are complaining bcs she had potential but the 3rd grade scripts she is chosing she will end up like ... narghis fakhri or esha gupta

[@sonalisingh2049]

Excellent content ! So well brought out .

[@aditisinghrana9283]

You are so correct in finding the themes for your videos ....

[@aparajitaghosh8640]

I am so glad I subscribe and engage in this kind of content and showcasing of mentality though it is very saddening that these only reach and resonate within a tiny population

[@riocandida]

Such a good video! Annoyed that women are taken as eye candies. Also Jaanam was difficult to watch, given how the other song Tauba Tauba became such a hit.

[@gauthamrajgandhi7497]

I often felt talented actress like Sharvari, bhumi have to focus more on fitness, glamour than performance to fit into this Bollywood industry The fear of getting omitted from the industry is making them do things that are less needed for a film

[@TheKing-cm4uo]

Don't include sharvari in this lol sharvari is a privileged kid her father is a millionaire and her grandfather was Maharashtra ex CM infact she has more money than all the nepo babies in bollywood

[@abhishekmukherjee1680]

Dark side of Bollywood

[@shrutis1642]

One of your best videos, thank you . Wishing you the very best in your future endeavours.

[@architmohan]

Very Good Observation Jamy! Please continue doing such observational videos.

[@ManishKumar-dz1qg]

Most of the People don't associate heroism with female leads unless the movie is about a real life personality, so makers use them as the eye candies in their movies.

[@kurita237]

Anushka only exception

[@ManishKumar-dz1qg]

@@kurita237 no she hasn’t got success when she tried something out of her comfort zone, NH10, Pari, Zero, Harry sejal, Philori all box offices disasters. Anyway she is not that capable actor.

[@shanprasharchaprinorthie]

@@ManishKumar-dz1qg ARE U SERIOUS ???HE IS TALKING ABOUT ANUSHKA SHETTY NOT CRINGE CHAPRI

[@lohit002]

@@ManishKumar-dz1qg Anushka Shetty who did rudrama devi arundati, bahubali etc not pan parak Anushka

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@lohit002 why you hate bollywood?

[@lohit002]

Women in India? Bro Hollywood actors like Tom Cruise literally kiss actresses half his age, forget kiss scenes they are literal sex scenes with huge age gaps, Hollywood is known for these kinds of stuff, but I agree that we need to change a lot

[@Jj-ds3cp]

Nothing is going to change. Women in the entertainment industry won't mind doing anything on and off the screen to get a chance.

[@dark_.x.soulll]

​@@Jj-ds3cpwon't mind? They literally sell their souls bro

[@lohit002]

@@dark_.x.soulll women accept those roles, all these ppl do is selective feminism, even actresses who have rich families do these scenes, its not about money but attention, blaming men for everything is a norm now, its not even about the gender tbh, human nature is the problem

[@ojasvidivyansh5651]

​@@Jj-ds3cp you sound like Qala's sub plot right now

[@Neesa9362]

Nope tom cruise doesn't romance actresses less than half his age... They may be younger but never as young as these indian actors romancing their twice as young or less than twice as young actresses

[@anonymous891]

That edit where jammy explains male gaze was so hilarious, didnt expect that!!😅😂

[@PokhrajRoy.]

9:41 2012 was an insidious year with ‘Aa Re Pritam Pyaare’ and ‘Fevicol Se’

[@AnnaPonton]

Great video btw :) Maybe Tripti Dimri is trying to do something similar to Margot Robbie (i.e. do commercial movies (Animal vs Wolf of Wall Street)) in the beginning of her career to get more recognition. That way in the future, she can do films that have both a commercial reach and have content the crux of the story.

[@raja-jl9os]

I need good commercial movie without masala

[@lasyagajavelli594]

Might be. Hope she gets movies in future that has substance n more importantly, I hope people celebrate her for such movies.

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@lasyagajavelli594 Indian cinema ka problem song/dance and cringe masala h 😢

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@lasyagajavelli594 bollywood ka standard sholay h bahut sare critics sholay ko best movie bolte h 😂

[@sayandas3939]

@@AnnaPonton it's not hollywood ... if she does this she will end up like Malika shreawat or nargis fakhri

[@niharkamble6862]

Matlab (hindi) ❌ mhanje ✅ (Marathi)

[@DihaadiYoutuber]

Matlab (urdu) = Arthat ( Hindi)

[@antopk5464]

What we need is a bunch of talents in Writing, Directing and producing to change the equations

[@palaquesharma9904]

jammy i love your content sm you’re my hero

[@iamPrinceK]

If producer & director cast young female with big star, so who a actor tell, No, first grow up than do movie with me?

[@tumultuous_shreyas]

Hey @TriedRefusedProductions, I'm not trying to throw any shade here, but I do acknowledge what you said in this video. You pointed out that Indian cinema often caters to the male gaze and portrays female leads as objects to look at. However, I can't help but notice that the thumbnail you chose for this video seems to do the same thing. When you ask when Indian cinema will change, it might be worth considering how the visual elements we choose, like thumbnails, contribute to the same issues.

[@jbbabygirlll376]

Totally unrelated but i wish u read this. I ised to watch EACH AND EVERY video of your account and idk how when i went to college, the yt habits just slipped away and now after being graduated im back here. And your videos are still the same! Much much support ❤

[@Shruti_starlight]

Thank you Jammy for putting together this fluent video. These are exactly my thoughts !

[@tbh3575]

I was like why is he giving us explanation of male gaze. 😂😂😂 after some moments I realized male what!

[@siddharthdhulipala24]

tbh im still not sure if i get it

[@stranger8770]

Male gays..​@@siddharthdhulipala24

[@vanajarajineni4385]

@@siddharthdhulipala24it sounds like he is saying male gays and not gaze

[@Abhimabi]

Why movie needs to change? its audience that need to change.

[@raja-jl9os]

"variety of genres" that's exactly what we lack. So yeah we're not best even when it comes to commercial cinema.

[@ash-hn6io]

Love your content and consistency

[@expressofillia2909]

@1:37 epic 😂😂😂😂 Just loved this bit! Awesome!

[@protikbanerjee5933]

Well, all it says or speaks of is us Indian consumers, it is not the fault of the industry....it is ultimately the "public" and its taste....as simple as that!

[@sujathaiyer07]

In the Tamil movie industry, it was Jayalalitha who romanced MGR, a man literally her father's age. Back then, viewers criticized her when rumors flew about her being in love with him. To this day, even after her demise, people still point fingers at her. Didn't the grown man MGR know better than a young Jayalalitha? Regardless of the industry, women are still often treated as props in movies. While the situation is better today, we still have a long way to go to make the movie industry inclusive for all, regardless of gender, race, sexual orientation, or caste. If we continue to talk about these issues, call out wrongdoing, and point in the right direction, a better future looks possible, even though it might still be far away.

[@khadijakhatun3907]

People always point finger at second woman is men life. Becouse they always says she become 2nd woman in man life after knowing he was a marride man with kids. In their eyes man is dum enough not to know what he is doing is wrong. He was a victom and the 2nd woman is a witch and do kala jadu to control man. I become vary big fan of amma jayalalitha after reading about her achevment, i am not indian.

[@SouvikMurmu-vo8xs]

Thank you for addressing this Jammy 🙌

[@mr.optimist6544]

Really a wonderful video and great way in which you put it makes much more sensible

[@MushtaqAhmed-tu7lo]

I really closed the video after watching the butt tap choreography. Never expected this from Ravi teja Anna. I always admired him.😔

[@Sanoy1010]

the first subtitle was Male Gays and i was like did he said gaze or Make a Little Sarcastic Joke there😂😂

[@piyushsaini4531]

It is a never ending dabate between whether our society likes Such portrayal so Writers do or the film industry has led such society as large population could be manipulated by movies back then.

[@ninaherdin7513]

You've hit the nail on the head once again. As a big film fan, I assure you that the problem of the male gaze, perhaps not quite as pronounced as in Indian cinema, is still very prevalent worldwide. On behalf of many women, I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for this clever contribution.

[@katzint1]

I think why we feel internally displaced by Tripti’s objectification in Animal and Bad News is because she set the acting bar really high for women in the industry and then stooped low for her commercial movies. Justifying her recent choices is like justifying casting couch for a couple of good roles. Look what happened with Bhumi Pednekat. People loved her authenticity in her acting while she did movies with a strong message. The moment she decided to look, move and act like a successful commercial actress, she lost all the fan following and sadly her fans’ respect at the same time. Unless you’re honest to your craft, the audiences can look straight into your soul and reject you either when they’re bored of you or when they see your dishonesty towards your talent.

[@iamdbz8302]

But the point is, those movies earned her praise from critics not money. Tripti has talked about it in an interview before that how even after doing movies like Laila Majnu and Bulbul, she decided to quit the industry and go back to her hometown because she had no money to continue living in Bombay. Honestly, can't blame her. It's already 10 years she been in the industry doing roles here and there. If she cannot even afford to live in the city to continue her work, what else can she do?

[@raja-jl9os]

​@@iamdbz8302 gaav k logo ne accept kar liya kuch bola nhi?

[@SuperAsifBhai]

​@@raja-jl9oskuch bhi 😂😂

[@raja-jl9os]

@@SuperAsifBhai bhai tu muslim h

[@SuperAsifBhai]

​​@@raja-jl9osAlhamdulillah yes I am Muslim. Weird question.