MUMBAI: Pankaj Tripathi, celebrated for his remarkable performances in films like Gangs of Wasseypur, has emerged as a powerhouse in Bollywood. The actor, known for his ability to seamlessly adapt to diverse roles, is currently promoting his upcoming film "Main Atal Hoon," a biopic of former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
In an interview with ANI, Pankaj Tripathi candidly addressed the issue of stereotyping in Bollywood. He offered a unique perspective by stating that even influential figures like Mukesh Ambani would face challenges in getting cast as rich men if they were to audition, emphasizing the role that looks play in shaping casting decisions. Pankaj remarked that Mukesh Ambani, if not a businessman, may not fit the stereotypical image associated with affluent characters in cinema.
The National Award-winning actor went on to critique the prevailing stereotypes in the industry, pointing out how certain professions are visually defined. Pankaj challenged the notion that doctors, engineers, or affluent characters must adhere to specific looks, highlighting the need for a more diverse and inclusive representation on screen.
He acknowledged the changing landscape in the film industry, stating that stereotypes are gradually being dismantled. Pankaj Tripathi expressed the need for a more authentic portrayal of characters, breaking away from the conventional and often unrealistic expectations that have been ingrained in Bollywood.
Pankaj's upcoming film, "Main Atal Hoon," directed by Ravi Jadhav and produced by Vinod Bhanushali, Sandeep Singh, and Kamlesh Bhanushali, promises to be a significant addition to his impressive filmography. The actor continues to challenge norms and contribute to the evolving narrative of Indian cinema.
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Credit: Bollywoodlife
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