Dipika
Doesn’t
Mind
Being
Stereotyped
The
actress
said
that
she
doesn't
mind
being
stereotyped
and
being
remembered
as
Sita
was
okay,
but
being
remembered
a
beautiful
face
bothered
her.
Dipika
Says
She’s
Indebted
To
Today's
Audiences
As
They
Accepted
Her
As
An
Actor
Dipika
was
quoted
by
India
Today
as
saying,
"Yeh
baat
ki
takleef
nahi
hui
ki
main
stereotype
ho
gayi.
Mujhe
hamesha
iss
baat
ki
takleef
thi
ki
logon
ne
jab
mujhe
yaad
kiya,
sirf
meri
sundarta
dekhi.
That
kind
of
always
bothered
me.
But
this
time,
people
have
seen
me
as
a
performer.
I
am
hugely
indebted
to
the
audience
of
today
that
you've
seen
me
as
a
performer
apart
from
the
fact
that
I
looked
good
in
Ramayan."
The
Actress
Added…
"Earlier,
wherever
we
went,
people
used
to
worship
us,
welcome
us
with
garlands,
fall
at
our
feet.
They
used
to
treat
us
like
gods.
This
is
not
normal
for
a
human
being,
that
from
an
actor
you
straightaway
become
a
god.
But
we
lived
with
it.
We
lived
with
the
role,
the
sentiments,
responsibilities,
sab
kuch
achha
laga.
But,
this
time,
when
Ramayan
returned,
we
had
no
inkling
that
we
would
get
such
a
huge
response.
This
time,
the
reaction
is
very
different.
We
were
accepted
as
actors.
‘This
Generation
Has
Realised
That
This
Is
Acting’
She
feels
that
this
generation
has
realised
that
this
is
acting and
people
liked
them
because
it
was
very
well
directed,
executed
and
performed.
Hence,
she
feels
that differentiating
God
from
performers,
has
come
across
very
clearly,
and
that
has
been
very
good
for
all
of
them
(Ramayan
actors).
After
Doordarshan,
Star
Plus
is
now
re-airing
Ramanand
Sagar's
Ramayan.