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Horror genre casts a spell on Anushka
Leading actress Anushka claims that she would have been disappointed if she missed playing the title role in ‘Bhaagmathie’. “The producer and director waited for me for a long time since I was busy with other films. But surely, more than them, I would have felt bad if I had missed the project,” disclosed the actress who is returning after the blockbuster ‘Bahubali’.
Leading actress Anushka claims that she would have been disappointed if she missed playing the title role in ‘Bhaagmathie’. “The producer and director waited for me for a long time since I was busy with other films. But surely, more than them, I would have felt bad if I had missed the project,” disclosed the actress who is returning after the blockbuster ‘Bahubali’.
The star heroine Anushka’s upcoming horror thriller, ‘Bhaagamathie’, is all set for a grand release on January 26 in Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam languages and she has been promoting the movie quite aggressively.
In her latest interview to the media, Anushka opened up about the never ending discussion on pay disparity between male and female actors in the film industry. While many actresses in Bollywood and even in the South demand an equal pay, Anushka has a completely different take on the issue.
“In any profession, one needs to earn it to be paid more. Heroes are paid more because they have a lot to lose. A lot of films ride on their shoulders and I think they deserve a better pay scale. Instead of fighting for a better pay scale, why not write better stories for women and showcase them in stronger roles,” Anushka said.
