"I Got Rejected For Not Having Bigger Breasts"
One of the most gifted actors in indian cinema of this generation is radhika Apte. Her performances in movies like Shor in the City, Pad Man, Andhadhun, and kabali are well-known. She performed in telugu movies including Raktha Charithra, Legend, and Lion. The actress has always been outspoken and has experienced various problems. When it comes to interviews and other situations, she is fairly straightforward.
Radhika is outspoken and frequently draws attention to the negative aspects of the film business. She claimed that the telugu film industry is the most patriarchal in an earlier interview. She claimed in a recent interview that she was recently turned down for a project because she lacks larger lips or larger breasts. The producers reportedly chose a different actress because "she looks sexier and sells more."
In a different conversation, radhika also disclosed that she has received numerous requests to get surgery on her legs, breasts, nose, and cheeks. But radhika has never chosen surgery in order to get roles. She asserted that this mentality prevails worldwide. If more women assumed significant leadership roles, she hoped that things will change in the future at least in one side of the film industry.
Radhika is outspoken and frequently draws attention to the negative aspects of the film business. She claimed that the telugu film industry is the most patriarchal in an earlier interview. She claimed in a recent interview that she was recently turned down for a project because she lacks larger lips or larger breasts. The producers reportedly chose a different actress because "she looks sexier and sells more."
In a different conversation, radhika also disclosed that she has received numerous requests to get surgery on her legs, breasts, nose, and cheeks. But radhika has never chosen surgery in order to get roles. She asserted that this mentality prevails worldwide. If more women assumed significant leadership roles, she hoped that things will change in the future at least in one side of the film industry.