Identity of actresses changed with time in the industry: Shilpa Shetty – Dainik Savera Times

New Delhi: Actress Shilpa Shetty has said that in the 90s, films were considered far from reality. At that time, it was important for actresses to look glamorous, because no one wanted to see dull things. Shilpa started her film career with Baazigar, released in 1993. He worked in many films of the 90s and 2000s. Recently she made her debut on the streaming platform through Rohit Shetty’s Indian Police Force.

Talking about filmmakers taking women seriously now compared to the 90s, Shilpa said, ‘Times have changed and the content has also changed with time. Movies are nothing but a reflection of the fabric of our society. I think in olden times films were seen as a medium to escape from reality.

He said, ‘At that time all these things were not even thought of, actresses were glamorous because no one wanted to see dull things.’ The actress said that at that time there was a difference between art and commercial cinema. He said, ‘There was a clear difference between art films and commercial cinema. Today… I feel everything has become blurred.

Shilpa said, ‘People are constantly focusing on great content. We live in a society that is more egalitarian. So, in your films and your content, you consider what women are today. Shilpa said that there is a need to move forward with time. ‘That’s why maybe you have Shefali Shah playing a strong protagonist in Delhi Crime or Vidya Balan in Shakuntala or even Tara Shetty in IPF. You have to move with time. ‘I can’t compare any decade with the next. Whatever comes after this, who knows what will happen next.