Kriti Sanon: People Love To Watch A Working Woman On The Silver Screen
Kriti Sanon is happy with the success of her latest Luka Chuppi and the actor says good reception of a film reflects the artiste and audience are thinking along the same lines.
Kriti
Sanon
is
happy
with
the
success
of
her
latest
Luka
Chuppi
and
the
actor
says
good
reception
of
a
film
reflects
the
artiste
and
audience
are
thinking
along
the
same
lines.
The
actor
with
co-star
Kartik
Aaryan
starred
in
the
rom-com
as
a
couple
who
get
into
a
live-in
relationship
to
try
out
their
compatibility
before
tying
the
knot.
"I'm
thrilled.
There's
also
a
lot
of
gratitude.
There
is
a
lot
of
hard
work
that
goes
into
it.
Saying
yes
to
the
film
was
a
very
instinctive
decision
as
I
loved
the
script.
It's
nice
to
know
that
your
thinking
matches
with
the
audience
somewhere," Kriti
told
PTI
in
an
interview.
After
Bareilly
Ki
Barfi,
Kriti
again
stepped
into
the
shoes
of
a
character
from
a
small
town
with
Luka
Chuppi
but
the
actor
does
not
believe
churning
stories
from
the
Hindi
heartland
is
becoming
a
template.
"Every
small
town
differs.
Even
in
UP,
things
are
different
every
10km.
The
flavour,
people
are
different.
Also
in
one
particular
town,
there
are
very
different
kinds
of
people
and
it
depends
on
their
environment,
education,
etc."
The
actor
said
the
two
characters
of
Bitti
and
Rashmi
are
very
different
from
each
other.
"Bitti
grew
up
in
a
cocooned
environment
in
Bareilly.
She
was
strong
but
her
aspirations
in
terms
of
her
career
were
a
bit
off.
Even
if
she
wanted
to
get
married,
it
was
about
someone
accepting
her
the
way
she
is.
She
didn't
really
want
to
fall
in
love.
On
the
other
hand,
Rashmi
was
a
tricky
combination
of
a
modern
girl
and
a
small
town
girl.
She
was
somewhere
in
the
higher
class
of
a
small
town
and
was
educated
in
Delhi.
So
her
thought
process
was
quite
evolved."
Kriti
agrees
the
role
of
a
working
woman
has
started
to
get
screen
space.
"It
has
become
a
lot
more
common
among
us
as
the
women
are
working
and
want
to
work.
They
want
to
see
the
women
who
are
working
on
screen
too.
So,
I
think
it
always
flows
from
the
audience.
When
you
watch
these
characters,
you
feel
inspired.
You
want
to
see
stronger
characters
now.
I
think
now
when
we
write
characters
we
have
to
make
it
relatable
to
the
audience,"
she
said.
Kriti
has
three
more
films
up
for
release
this
year-
Arjun
Patiala,
Housefull
4
and
Ashutosh
Gowariker's
Panipat.
Kriti,
who
plays
a
crime
journalist
in
Arjun
Patiala,
said
her
character
in
the
upcoming
film
is
a
lot
more
serious
about
her
profession
than
Rashmi
of
Luka
Chuppi.
"That
character
is
way
more
ambitious.
It
will
have
the
flavour
of
north
India."
She
revealed
Houseful
4
has
an
"angle
of
reincarnation",
where
she
will
play
two
characters.
The
actor,
who
is
currently
filming
on
her
first
period
drama
Panipat,
said
she
is
thoroughly
enjoying
working
in
the
film.
"As
a
Punjabi
woman
from
Delhi,
playing
a
Maharashtrian
in
itself
is
a
huge
change.
The
character
also
belongs
to
a
different
era
and
I'm
playing
a
person
who
was
alive
at
some
point
of
time.
Ashu
sir
is
amazing
with
the
magic
that
he
creates
on
the
set,"
she
said.