Dolly Ki Dolli, NH-10, Margarita with a straw, Piku and finally the blockbuster Tanu Weds Manu Returns, ladies of the Bollywood have proven they are the ‘X factor’ of every hit in the industry. So, we would not be wrong, if we say first half of the year belongs to ladies.
Kangana Ranaut, the veteran actress who left people awestruck by her performance in Tanu Weds Manu Returns has became the first actress, who has registered her name in 100 crore club without any big banner and Khan’s factor in the movie.
Trend in Bollywood is changing because now audience is applauding the kind of work Bollywood Divas are doing. Roles like Piku got accolade as most of the middle class working ladies were able to relate to it.
“Bollywood is becoming more substantial for females. I think it is a happy time for all ladies”, says Shabana Azmi.
“I am feeling proud that women centric roles are succeeding in our country. I believe in our country where basic education is provided to girls but then people are appreciating women centric roles it’s commendable”, says Priyanka Chopra.
“I think movies should be remembered for their scripts not for stars, but yes with movies like Highway, Mary com and Mardani trend is changing. Where heroines have given hero wali performance”, says Anushka Sharma.
Experts believe that the trend would stay a hit formula in the industry for longer run. Now, industry is offering more significant roles to women, they are framed bold and independent rather an object in movies.
Cinema always had a great impact on our society, and audience has become intelligent enough to decide what to criticize and what to appreciate?
Songs like Fevicol se, Chikni chameli faced lot of criticism on the other hand they appreciated movies like Piku and Tanu weds Manu Returns who are giving stiff competition to accomplished actors of Bollywood.
In fact, Tanu Weds Manu Returns has broken the record of Chennai Express in the second week of box office collection.
On this note we expect more good movies from Bollywood that not only entertain but also persuade people and contribute in ‘Framing her Right’.
