Kriti Sanon challenges stereotypes in Bollywood comedy with “Crew,” showcasing the comedic prowess of women in the industry.
Screengrab from 'Crew' teaser
At the recent trailer launch of Rajesh Krishnan’s latest flick “Crew”, Bollywood sensation Kriti Sanon shared insights into the film’s vibe, breaking stereotypes, and her exhilarating experience working alongside powerhouse women Tabu and Kareena Kapoor Khan.
Addressing the prevalent notion around women-centric movies, Kriti emphasized how “Crew” deviates from the expected narrative. Instead of delving into heavy issues or resorting to male-bashing, the film promises pure comedic entertainment. Kriti’s enthusiasm was palpable as she expressed, “Whenever a movie focuses on women, there’s this misconception that it’ll be somber or controversial, but ‘Crew’ defies all that. It’s a riotous comedy, showcasing how adept women are at humor.”
For Kriti, collaborating with Tabu and Kareena was not just a professional endeavor but a refreshing departure from the norm. Accustomed to predominantly male co-stars, Kriti found the experience invigorating. She lauded the talent and versatility of her co-stars, admitting her admiration for their longstanding contributions to the industry. “Working with these incredibly talented women has been a breath of fresh air. We often see men dominating the screen, but this time, it’s all about female power,” she remarked.
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Reflecting on the camaraderie among the trio, Kriti couldn’t contain her excitement. She emphasized the dynamism and chemistry between their characters, attributing it to the vibrant script and the actresses’ individual charisma. “The synergy between us is electric. Each character brings something unique to the table, making ‘Crew’ an exhilarating journey,” she added.
Kriti’s remarks shed light on the evolving landscape of Bollywood, where women are not just protagonists but drivers of comedy, challenging stereotypes and redefining cinematic narratives. With “Crew”, audiences can expect laughter, camaraderie, and a celebration of female talent, making it a must-watch for cinephiles of all stripes.
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