Kriti Sanon on gender inequality: ‘Most men feel insecure if my role is bigger’

Kriti Sanon has recently disclosed the prevailing gender biasness against female actors that still exist in Bollywood.

Sanon made a debut in Heropanti and the movies she took later on, portrayed her as another good-looking face in tinsel town. 

However, it had all changed post Barielly ki Barfi and Mimi where she proved her mettle as an amazing performer.

Interestingly, the Bollywood industry seems not ready for the female-oriented movies. 

In an interview with Indian Express, the Dilwale actor affirmed this notion.

Sharing her predicament to the source, the 31-year-old actress disclosed, “Most male actors are not willing to do movies where 60% were me and 40% were them. The mindset needs to change," Sanon added

Currently, she is busy promoting her new movie Bachchan Pandey which features Akshay Kumar and Arshad Warsi in key roles.

Where she has come across actors who are not willing to share equal screen space, there are actors like Akshay Kumar who does not feel insecure and carry out the role honestly, stated Sanon to Indian Express.

Talking about her choice of role, the Luka Chuppi actress told Indian Express, “It is more about my gut feeling and sometimes, if I am offered a similar type of role, I go for it.”

While elaborating more on her experience, Sanon said that "with the kind of movies" she is offered these days, it seems now "the makers look at me differently."

Sanon will next be seen in a fighting movie Ganapath for which she is excited.