Bollywood actress Kriti Sanon, who recently made her debut as a producer with the streaming release bandage upHas shared his perspective on the issue of nepotism going on in the film industry.

As a self-made star without any connections in the industry, Kriti admitted that the Hindi film industry has been welcoming to her. However, he said that it often takes time for someone without a film background to achieve his desired position.

Kriti Sanon on nepotism in Bollywood

Speaking at the 55th International Film Festival of India in Goa during the keynote session Empowering change: Women taking leading roles in cinemaKriti said, “Ever since I came, the industry has welcomed me very warmly. Of course, when you are not from a film background it takes time to reach there. It takes time to get the opportunities you crave.”

“It takes time for you to even get a magazine cover. So there’s a bit of a struggle in everything. But after 2-3 films, if you keep working hard and if you keep at it, nothing can stop you.” Can’t.”

Kriti also made a notable point about the broader role of the audience and media in perpetuating nepotism and suggested that Bollywood alone cannot be held responsible. He said, ‘I think the industry is not that responsible for nepotism. This is also the media and the audience. The audience wants to see what the media is saying about some star kids. Because the audience is interested in them, the industry feels that since the audience is interested, let’s make a film with them.

He further stressed, “So I think it’s a cycle. But I think if you’re talented you’ll get there. If you’re not talented, and if you don’t have a connection with the audience, you’re not going to get there.”

Kriti Sanon’s work front

Since her debut in 2014, Kriti Sanon has appeared in several notable films hearted, Raabta, Bareilly Barfi, hide and seekAnd housefull 4Recently he was seen bandage upIn which Shaheer Sheikh and Kajol were also there. The film is the first project produced under his newly launched banner, Blue Butterfly Films.

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