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Begum Jaan is feminine power in full glory: Vidya
Vidya Balan, who will soon be seen in Bengali director Srijit Mukherji’s ‘Begum Jaan,’ says that the film will see her giving vent to her anger. The actor has generally been seen in power-packed and soul-stirring roles.
Vidya Balan, who will soon be seen in Bengali director Srijit Mukherji’s ‘Begum Jaan,’ says that the film will see her giving vent to her anger. The actor has generally been seen in power-packed and soul-stirring roles. The National Award winner acknowledges she has finally begun to express it and become more vocal, contrary to the belief that only men can exhibit their displeasure.
‘Begum Jaan,’ a Hindi adaptation of Mukherji’s stellar Bengali offering ‘Rajkahini’ stars Vidya. Though actress Rituparna Sengupta essayed the lead role in the Bengali version, Mukherji’s first choice for the adaptation was Vidya.
“I am glad that Srijit decided to come back to me. It is feminine power in full glory. You see the charm, the sensuality, the compassion, but you also see the wrath of an angry woman. I think it is also giving vent to a lot of my angst,” said Vidya during an outdoor shoot of ‘Begum Jaan’ in Patjor village of Jharkhand’s Dumka district.
