This Is How Keerthy Suresh Differentiates Herself From Radhika, Janhvi

, JanhviJanhvi Kapoor and Radhika Apte have recently faced criticism for their comments about South Indian cinema. Their remarks have upset many South Indian movie lovers. But actress Keerthy Suresh has now shown how a heroine can speak about her problems without blaming an entire film industry.

Janhvi Kapoor recently created a controversy with her comments on Koffee With Karan Season 9. While discussing the criticism of her role in Ram Charan’s Peddi, she spoke about the lack of bound scripts and detailed camera angles in South Indian films. Radhika Apte has also faced criticism for her remarks about Telugu cinema. These both interviews created anger among South Indian audiences towards actresses who make negative comments about particular industry.

Amid this discussion, Keerthy Suresh has shared her own experiences in a very different way. The actress spoke about the pressure she sometimes faces during film shootings. But she did not target any particular film industry or language.

Keerthy said, “I do what my mind tells me. At that point, I had said no to many films, but sometimes when certain things were done on the shooting spot, I felt that if I said no, it might create problems because of me.”

She further explained, “That gives me a different kind of pressure. It’s easy to say these things from outside the cinema, but from the inside, it is very difficult.”

Keerthy explained the difficulties actresses face while working in films. She openly spoke about her problems but did not blame directors, producers or an entire film industry.

This is where Keerthy made a difference. Every actress has the right to speak about her experiences. But she should explain her personal experience instead of making general statements about an entire industry.

Keerthy Suresh has given a good example of how actresses can express their problems in a balanced way. Other actresses should also understand this difference. Speaking about problems is not wrong, but targeting an entire industry is unnecessary.