Kay Kay Menon on cinema: “Respect the audience”
Actor Kay Kay Menon emphasizes balancing emotional storytelling with market appeal in cinema, urging creators to respect audience intelligence and push creative boundaries.
Actor Nushrratt Bharuccha is currently riding high on the success of Janhit Mein Jaari, where she played and aced the role of Manokamna, a condom saleswoman from Chanderi.
In the film, Nushrratt took the centre stage and was the driving force of the story. Speaking about how women’s roles have changed in cinemas now, Nushrratt feels now female characters are not only layered and complex rather than just being arm candy.
Speaking about it, she says, “It’s indeed a wonderful time for women and their characters in Indian cinema. Not only are women headlining many films and stories but they are also written in a deeply layered manner, which can create an impact in the audiences’ minds. It’s not about just ‘the song and dance’ or ‘looking great’ or ‘being arm candy’, now we see women being the driving force of stories. They are complex, and based on coming-of-age thoughts – it’s just amazing.”
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Apart from Janhit Mein Jaari, Nushrratt also led the social horror flick of ‘Chhorii’ and shun brightly. Recently, we have seen actresses like Vidya Balan, Yami Gautam, and Kriti Sanon front lining important films namely, Sherni, A Thursday, and Mimi respectively.
On the work front, Nushrratt will be next seen in another solo lead film – Chhorii 2. She also has commercial flicks like ‘Selfiee’, ‘Ram Setu’, and another Pan India film with Bellamkonda Srinivas.
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