Vidya Balan On Male Actors Feeling 'Uncomfortable' Being Part Of A Female-Led Film: It's Their Loss

It바카라�s no new feat that many female-centric films have been on the rise; take 바카라�Crew바카라� for example. Shedding light on how these very women-centric films are much more exciting than what male actors are doing, the actress stated, 바카라�Back in the day? (rolls eyes) I don바카라�t think they바카라�d be okay, even today, to star in a Vidya Balan film or a female-led film for that matter. It바카라�s their loss honestly because we are doing better films than they are. I genuinely believe that. They are doing more formulae-based films; women-led films are far more exciting.바카라�

In case you weren바카라�t aware, her illustrious career spans decades, during which she has shouldered numerous female-centric films, earning both critical acclaim as well as commercial success. Some of her notable works include 바카라�Ishqiya,바카라� 바카라�No One Killed Jessica,바카라� 바카라�The Dirty Picture,바카라� 바카라�Kahaani,바카라� 바카라�Sherni,바카라� and 바카라�Jalsa바카라� among many others. Interestingly, her performance as Reshma in 바카라�The Dirty Picture바카라� earned her a National Award for Best Actress.

The actress then went on to say, 바카라�Of course, people have been appreciative, but male stars are uncomfortable with women taking centre stage. I don바카라�t think they바카라�d be okay with anyone stealing the thunder. But I never felt bad. I was like if they are threatened, what can I do? (laughs).바카라�

Now, for her upcoming film, she will be sharing screen space with Pratik Gandhi, Ileana D'Cruz and Sendhil Ramamurthy. The Shirsha Guha Thakurta directorial, 바카라�Do Aur Do Pyaar,바카라� sheds light on marriage and extra-marital affairs, and will have a theatrical release on Friday, April 19. In addition to this, the actress will be returning to the 바카라�Bhool Bhulaiyaa바카라� franchise in its third instalment opposite Kartik Aaryan and Triptii Dimri.