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Lost EXCLUSIVE: Yami Gautam REVEALS why the term 'women-centric film' bother her
In an Exclusive interview with Pinkvilla, Yami Gautham opened up about the term 'wome-centric film' bother her. Here's what the talented actress has to say...
Yami Gautam, the popular actress is currently busy with the promotions of her latest release Lost, which is touted to be a crime thriller. The movie, which is helmed by Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury, features the talented actress in the role of a crime reporter, who is working on an investigation story which is based on the disappearance of a theatre artist. Yami Gautham, who recently spoke to Pinkvilla in an Exclusive interview, opened up about her takes on cinema and most importantly, the term 'women-centric film.'
Yami Gautham reveals why the term 'women-centric films' bother her
In her Exclusive chat with Pinvilla, Yami Gautham revealed that the much-publicized term 'women-centric film' which is used to describe a film which is headlined by a female actor, bothers her to a certain extent. "It does bother and it is the term that some people from media, they pick up and write and it is used also even by the actors. Unknowingly, even I may have used it somewhere because it sounds very nice. So now people are approaching, saying 'Ma'am yeh women-centric film hain'. I have messages loaded with that word - it is a women-centric film," explained the Lost actress.
"Then you realise you know, that it's telling you something. There is a reason why it is mentioned and you have to understand that. Kitna bhi annoying sound ho, all those things are correct. But the change will not happen overnight. The legendary actresses have done some brilliant work when all these words were not even there. I think it will take time. It is not the name, it is the film that works. Jis din achi filmon ka volume bad jayega, yeh term apne aap khatam hoga," Yami concluded.
Check out Pinkvilla's Exclusive interview with Yami Gautam, below...
About Lost:
The crime thriller features Yami Gautham as the central character, while some highly popular names in the industry including actor-director Pankaj Kapur, Rahul Khanna, Neil Bhoopalam, Pia Bajpiee, and Tushar Pandey, appear in pivotal roles. Lost is jointly produced by Zee Studios and Namah Pictures.
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