Huma Qureshi opens up about her intense portrayal of a deaf and mute assassin in her latest film, revealing her hopes that the project will pave the way for more compelling roles for women in cinema. She emphasizes that her character's disability is depicted as a strength rather than a limitation and highlights the need for relatable female characters beyond typical hypersexualization.
Huma Qureshi opens up about her intense portrayal of a deaf and mute assassin in her latest film, revealing her hopes that the project will pave the way for more compelling roles for women in cinema. She emphasizes that her character's disability is depicted as a strength rather than a limitation and highlights the need for relatable female characters beyond typical hypersexualization.
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