Kriti Sanon Remarks on Gender Bias in Film Failures: 'Criticism Often Targets the Female Lead, I Encounter Hurtful Remarks.'
Actress Kriti Sanon, known for her recent roles in "Crew" and "Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya," emphasized the importance of genuine support within the film industry. Rather than superficial compliments, she advocated for sincere encouragement and solidarity among colleagues. In a conversation with Zoom TV, Kriti expressed her belief that true unity and support would foster a more positive and successful environment. She noted a gradual shift in attitudes but highlighted the need for authentic camaraderie.
Kriti underscored the significance of acknowledging and praising impactful work, stating that such validation is crucial for actors. Addressing the prevalent sexist narrative attributing a film's failure to its female lead, she rejected the notion that success or failure rests solely on one individual. Dismissing hurtful comments, Kriti emphasized the collaborative nature of filmmaking, asserting that her focus remains on her craft.
Beyond the film industry, Kriti acknowledged similar sexist narratives in sports, where women are often unfairly blamed for failures. Despite facing online criticism, she advocated for resilience and urged against giving undue attention to trolls.
Looking ahead, Kriti disclosed her involvement in the upcoming project "Do Patti," alongside Kajol, showcasing her ongoing commitment to her craft.