Divya
Dutta
who
has
been
a
part
of
films
like
Veer-Zara,
Aaja
Nachle
and
Badlapur,
recently
expressed
her
displeasure
on
being
labelled
as
a
'supporting
actor'
in
a
series
of
tweets.
The
actress
took
a
swipe
at
media
and
said
that
while
her
well-wishers
think
she
deserves
better,
she
doesn't
like
it
when
they
tag
her
as
a
supporting
actor.
Divya
tweeted,
"Kuch
journo
dosto
yun
hain
ki
(some
journalist
friends)
I
understand
u
feel
I
deserve
better,
but
pls
don't
try
branding
me
with
a
tag
of
supporting
actor.
Am
not.
I
am
an
actor.
A
complete
one
at
that
where
I
play
all
sorts
of
roles
.
Even
leads.
U
understand?
U
better
understand."
Kuch
journo
dosto
yun
hain
ki
I
understand
u
feel
I
deserve
better,
()but
pls
don’t
try
branding
me
with
a
tag
of
supporting
actor.
Am
not.
I
am
an
actor.
A
complete
one
at
that
where
I
play
all
sorts
of
roles
.
Even
leads.
U
understand?
U
better
understand😂.
1/1
She
also
questioned
the
blatant
sexism
in
Bollywood
that
hails
a
male
actor
as
"versatile" when
they
do
every
kinds
of
roles
but
reserves
a
discriminatory
label
like
"supporting"
for
female
actors.
The
actress
wrote
in
her
next
tweet,
"It
amuses
me
that
male
actors
who
do
the
same
I.e
play
every
kind
of
roles
are
not
given
this
term
.
They
are
called
versatile.
but
this
tag
is
bestowed
upon
me
because
in
ur
opinion
I
deserved
better.
I
appreciate
.
I
am
very
happy
doing
t
best
roles
in
the
business."
1/2.
It
amuses
me
that
male
actors
who
do
the
same
I.e
play
every
kind
of
roles
are
not
given
this
term
.
They
are
called
versatile.
but
this
tag
is
bestowed
upon
me
because
in
ur
opinion
I
deserved
better.
I
appreciate
.
I
am
very
happy
doing
t
best
roles
in
the
business
Workwise,
Divya
Dutta
was
recently
seen
in
Netflix's
anthology
of
short
films,
Zindagi
In
Shots.
Her
upcoming
projects
include
Kangana
Ranaut's
female
spy
thriller
Dhaakad
and
Umesh
Shukla's
family
entertainer
Aankh
Micholi
which
stars
Abhimanyu
Dassani
and
Mrunal
Thakur
in
leading
roles.