Actress Shilpa Shetty has said that films in the 90s were looked at as a medium to 바카라escape from reality바카라 and things were far-fetched; hence, the actresses were glamorous because one 바카라didn't want to see drab stuff.바카라
Shilpa has been ruling the roost since her debut in 1993 with 바카라Baazigar바카라. Since then, she has made her mark in many 90s and 2000s films. And with Rohit Shetty바카라s 바카라Indian Police Force바카라, the actress made her series debut on a streaming platform in 2024.
Talking about filmmakers now taking women seriously as compared to the 90s, Shilpa told IANS: 바카라Times have changed and with time, content has changed. Films are nothing but a reflection of the fabric of our society. Back in the day I think films were looked at as a medium to kind of escape from reality."
바카라So, things were far-fetched, actresses were glamorous because you didn't want to see drab stuff,바카라 she added.
The actress said that there was a contrast between art and commercial cinema back then.
바카라And there was a clear dichotomy between art films and commercial cinema. Today. I feel lines are blurred,바카라 she said.
Shilpa added: 바카라People are constantly concentrating on great content. We are living in a society which is more egalitarian. Hence, you reflect on what women of today are in your movies and in your content.바카라
Shilpa made no bones when she said that one needs to move with time.
바카라That바카라s why you maybe having a Shefali Shah helming the role of a strong protagonist in a Delhi Crime or a Vidya Balan in a Shakuntala or even Tara Shetty in IPF. You have to move with time.바카라
바카라I cannot compare any decade to the next. Or the one comes after this. Who knows what is going to come next,바카라 she concluded.
