Kriti Sanon embarked on her professional journey initially as a model before transitioning into acting, eventually establishing herself as one of the leading actresses of her generation within Bollywood. Presently, she revels in the success garnered by her recent projects such as “Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya” and “Crew.” However, her path to success was strewn with challenges, as she recently voiced her frustration regarding losing out on roles to individuals with familial ties to the industry.
Making her Bollywood debut alongside Tiger Shroff, a star kid, in the 2014 film “Heropanti,” Kriti Sanon clinched the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut, marking the onset of a flourishing career. Subsequently, she showcased her versatility in a range of films including “Luka Chuppi,” “Bareilly Ki Barfi,” and “Dilwale,” culminating in her noteworthy portrayal in the comedy-drama “Mimi,” for which she earned a National Award.
In a candid interview with Pinkvilla, Kriti Sanon disclosed her struggles with losing out on roles to individuals with nepotistic advantages, expressing feelings of restlessness and frustration during that phase of her career. She emphasized her desire for substantial opportunities to exhibit her acting prowess, lamenting the disparity between her potential and the available avenues. Witnessing certain star kids effortlessly securing roles further compounded her frustration, prompting introspection into the industry’s dynamics.
Despite the obstacles, Kriti Sanon has ascended to the upper echelons of Bollywood, earning recognition as one of its most prominent figures. Her inclusion in Forbes’ India’s Celebrity 100 list in 2019 attests to her widespread acclaim. Additionally, she has diversified her portfolio by venturing into production under her banner, Do Patti. Currently, her latest film, released on March 29, continues to captivate audiences in theaters, showcasing her enduring relevance and talent within the industry.
