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'I’m not fair': Radhika Apte on why North Indian actresses get cast in South films
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What Happened?
Radhika Apte discusses her experiences in South Indian cinema, highlighting biases in casting and the need for local talent. She emphasizes the beauty and talent of South Indian actresses.
Key points
- Radhika Apte began her South Indian film career in 2010 with 'Rakta Charitra'.
- She has not acted in a South Indian film since 'Chithiram Pesuthadi 2' in 2019.
- Apte criticized the preference for 'fairer' North Indian actresses in South films.
- She emphasized the talent and beauty of South Indian actresses who know the language.
- Apte described Telugu cinema as male-dominated and shared her challenging experiences on set.
- Her latest series 'Akka' will be released on Netflix India on October 30.
Key insights
- The preference for North Indian actresses may limit opportunities for local talent.
- Radhika Apte's experiences reflect broader issues of gender dynamics in the film industry.
- Her focus on the positive aspects of South film sets suggests a potential for change in industry culture.
Why it matters
Apte's comments highlight ongoing biases in the film industry that affect casting decisions.
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Source
Times of India
