As an ardent fan of Bollywood’s young and vibrant star, Ananya Panday, I find myself consistently captivated by her growth as an actress and her commitment to using her platform for positive change. In just five years, she has proven herself to be a versatile talent, delivering compelling performances in films like Kho Gaye Hum Kahan and Rocky Aur Ranii Ki Prem Kahaani.
In the five years of her acting journey, Ananya Panday has emerged as one of Bollywood’s most promising newcomers from film families. Whether starring in films like “Kho Gaye Hum Kahan” or making appearances in movies such as “Rocky Aur Ranii Ki Prem Kahaani”, she has been consistently active. In a recent interview, Ananya Panday expressed her thoughts about doing item numbers in movies, suggesting that there are multiple ways to approach this aspect of filmmaking.
In a recent conversation with Humans of Bombay, Ananya Panday was asked if she’d consider doing an “item number” if offered during her acting career. Ananya expressed that her decision would be based on the purpose behind the dance sequence.
As a follower of the Call Me Bae star, I can share that Ananya offered insights into the various approaches to performing item numbers. She emphasized the importance of empowerment and control for the performer, ensuring they aren’t overly sexualized. If a character is respected, she’s all in; otherwise, she’d gracefully decline.
The actress from “CTRL” went on to explain that the aim is to view those item numbers in a different light, suggesting numerous possibilities for manipulation or exploration.
The actress highlighted that it’s important to distinguish between being attractive and being sexualized or objectified. She emphasized that it’s about empowering individuals, whether male or female, to have control over their own image, rather than having control taken away by others.
In discussing her thoughts on item numbers, Ananya explained that it’s essential for filmmakers and performers to consider the content they’re presenting. She pointed out that although it may seem entertaining, there’s an issue with the way negative aspects are exaggerated or glamorized in these sequences.
As a lifestyle enthusiast, I recently found myself stepping into the digital realm, making my debut alongside Karan Johar in his project titled Call Me Bae last month of this extraordinary year. Now, I’m eagerly preparing for an exciting adventure with Vikramaditya Motwane and his forthcoming cyber-thriller, CTRL.
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2024-09-29 01:07