Regarding the film's box office flop, Kriti Sanon says, "I come across really hurtful comments" about women being made fun of.

Kriti Sanon recently addressed the misogynistic stereotype that holds female actors responsible for a film's disastrous box office performance.

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Kriti Sanon is enjoying the popularity of her two 2024 releases that came out back-to-back right now. With her heist-comedy Crew smashing box office records, the star has accomplished yet another significant goal. In a recent interview, she discussed the future of female-driven movies with Zoom TV. Kriti further emphasized that women should not be singled out for a film's failure. (Also read: "I had more potential" says Kriti Sanon about star kids receiving better opportunities.)

Kriti Sanon responds to misogyny directed at female actors

When a movie doesn't do well in theaters, is it the fault of the female actors? Kriti was asked this question during an interview with Zoom TV. It's simply terribly sad, she said. I do occasionally come across very unpleasant remarks. A successful film is not a single just person. There is an entire team. I decide to Nothing really matters, so ignore this and let my work speak for itself. Sometimes, not just in movies, but even actual matches, people jump to the conclusion that the girl is to fault. You can't give trolls too much attention because they are trolls.

Kriti Sanon joins Do Patti as a producer.

The next film starring Kriti is Do Patti by Shashanka Chaturvedi, which also features Tanvi Azmi and Kajol in significant parts. The actor's Blue Butterfly Films and Kanika Dhillon's Kathha Pictures are co-producing it. In March 2024, Kriti discussed her experience as a producer at the Next on Netflix event. "After 'Mimi,' I wanted to find something which is," she said. complex, powerful, and it inspires me to take on a challenge I've never faced before. It was a bit before I would receive another chance like this. If you're not able to find an opportunity that piques your interest, you should, in my opinion, make one. That acting opportunity came with "Do Patti."

In her latest release, Crew, Kriti portrayed an air hostess. In significant roles in the movie are also played by Kareena Kapoor, Tabu, Diljit Dosanjh, Kapil Sharma, Rajesh Sharma, Saswata Chatterjee, and Kulbhushan Kharbanda. Rajesh A Krishnan is the director of the heist-comedy. Digvijay Purohit, Anil Kapoor, Rhea Kapoor, and Ekta Kapoor are the co-producers.