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Kritika Kamra on the lack of feel-good films in cinema: ‘It’s a cultural loss’

Kritika Kamra is set to star in Anusha Rizvi’s slice-of-life drama alongside Farida Jalal, Sheeba Chadha, and Shreya Dhanwanthary. She reflects on how Hindi cinema is lacking feel-good films, calling it a cultural loss

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Kritika Kamra and Anusha Rizvi

Kritika Kamra and Anusha Rizvi

Twisted thrillers, dark dramas, and action spectacles are the audience’s favoured genres today. Even as she enjoys them, Kritika Kamra misses watching feel-good family entertainers on the big screen. One of her biggest reasons to headline director Anusha Rizvi’s yet-untitled next was to return to the simplicity of slice-of-life films.

“Somewhere along the way, we stopped making the kind of films that families could sit together and watch. My next film with Anusha is exactly that — a heartwarming story about people we all know, and relationships we’ve all lived through. It’s light-hearted, and carries subtle messages about love, change, and acceptance,” said the actor, who shot the film in Delhi earlier this year.

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