Actress Kritika Kamra, who made her acting debut in 2007 with the television serial 'Yahaan Ke Hum Sikander,' believes that one of the most significant improvements in the entertainment business has been the increased representation of women.
According to the Hindustan Times, Kamra, who has worked with producer Ekta Kapoor on her upcoming project and is helmed by director Tanuja Chandra, remarked, 바카라There바카라s a dearth of shows made by women, even in the West. It바카라s skewed but it바카라s getting better. We know so many women filmmakers today. In fact, there are more women than men on a set."
When asked if she is aware of a difference in how female filmmakers approach their subjects, the actress said, 바카라I don바카라t think understanding sensibilities is based on gender. There are some stories that are required to be told from the lens of a woman. If there바카라s a story about a certain gender or community and we바카라ve someone who has lived through that experience, that바카라s always a plus,바카라 elaborates Kamra, who was recently seen in web series Kaun Banegi Shikharwati.
The Tandav actress has no "complaints" about auditioning if that's what it takes to exhibit her abilities for a particular job, having proven her mettle across mediums like TV, cinema, and now the web. It's an intriguing method for her to break through prejudices about TV performers. She's open about it, and says 바카라I바카라m happy to go out there and prove that not all TV actors have one particular style. I바카라m very happy to audition. I get calls from directors and casting directors who already know who I바카라m and about the work I do. But if they want to try me for a part, it바카라s great. Unless I audition, I wouldn바카라t know if I바카라ll be good enough.바카라
The 33-year-old adds, 바카라Auditions are a nice and clean process of you trying your best to understand what makers are looking for in you. And even if I don바카라t get the part, it feels fair to me.바카라
