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While & # 39; Neerja & # 39; was the story of the hostess of the air murdered Neerja Bhanot, 'Padman & # 39; talked about menstrual hygiene and that it's his character who helped the protagonist (Akshay Kumar) to make low-cost sanitary napkins. "Veere Di Wedding" focuses on four contemporary Indian women and, with "Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga", she became the first actor of the genre to play a homobadual character.
"Women need to be more represented in this film industry Women do not have it Last year, Veere Di Wedding and Raazi did well on the commercial front. more female representation in terms of their main role, more thought and content for them.
"There is a talented woman in the film industry here, who has also achieved celebrity status and everything should be used in the right way," said Sonam.
The actress, who debuted in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's "Saawariya" films and starred in some romantic cliché dramas, turned more to content-driven projects with " Raanjhanaa "by Aanand L Rai. She then appeared in films such as "Bhaag Milkha Bhaag" and "Khoobsurat", among others.
Sonam thinks that the content becomes the hero of the film, there is no "safe" or "unsafe" zone for the actors.
"What is sure to play? I did commercial movies and they did not look good at all. And some of my films that were not I am wondering what is safe today?
"Today we have films directed by Ayushmann Khurrana, Vicky Kaushal and Rajkummar Rao and they have been so successful that nobody knows what the audience will like or dislike at this stage. There is no formula, the only thing that works is honesty, integrity and a good story, "she added.
"Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga", published on February 1, alluded to about 20 crores of rupees and Sonam is pleased with this critical appreciation.
"I think that in the commercial sense, we are going in the right direction, I would like it to be a larger version, we only have it on 1,000 screens. answer we get and word of mouth if we had For a larger version, we would have had better numbers.
"It's the film that should reach more people, it has exceeded the expectations of the producer and next time they will have a wider release for a film like this," she said. declared.
She also revealed that the film would be broadcast on a digital platform in order to extend its reach. The 33-year-old actor said the response to the film at a broader level is a tiny step towards acceptance.
"It is too early to celebrate, because there is a long way to go, we are constantly stereotyping people in the film industry and it is important to get away from it and to make sure the labels are disabled. "
Sonam believes that Indians are liberal and progressive peoples and that cinema should be used appropriately to raise public awareness.
"We need some kind of representation of certain things through art, cinema.I want to be part of such films.I want to be responsible in my choices, if you don? You are not responsible, you are not an art is a means by which people can change their way of thinking, "she added.
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