Vaani Kapoor considers herself fortunate to be working in the “best Bollywood era” since “subjects that were previously regarded banned for performers” are now widely accepted.
Vaani says, “The fact that the industry has produced two back to back progressive films like Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui (CKA) and Badhaai Do shows the paradigm shift that the Hindi film industry is going through.”
“As an artist, I feel I’m working in the best era of cinema because there is wide acceptance of subjects that were deemed forbidden for actors to choose.”
Vaani praises India’s progressive moviegoers for welcoming such films with open arms, believing that they would lead to beneficial societal change toward gender equality.
Vaani says, “I’m delighted that both CKA and Badhaai Do found its audience and entertained people with a heartfelt story of inclusivity in a highly divisive world. As an actor and a consumer of cinema, I love entertainers that can leave a message and I’m proud that I was part of an uplifting film like CKA!”
“I hope the film made the right impact on the minds of audiences. The fact that my countrymen are encouraging cinema on gender equality is an amazing feeling because we all know that we can be an extremely progressive country.”
Vaani will next be seen in the highly anticipated action drama ‘Shamshera,’ which will hit theatres on July 22. She has been cast opposite Ranbir Kapoor in the film.
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