Raveena Tandon observes a decline in well-written comic roles for women in Bollywood comedies. She feels today's actresses, despite their talent, are often relegated to glamorous supporting parts in heavily structured films. Tandon advocates for writers to create more flawed, hilarious female protagonists, drawing inspiration from the comic brilliance of legends like Sridevi and Juhi Chawla.
Raveena Tandon observes a decline in well-written comic roles for women in Bollywood comedies. She feels today's actresses, despite their talent, are often relegated to glamorous supporting parts in heavily structured films. Tandon advocates for writers to create more flawed, hilarious female protagonists, drawing inspiration from the comic brilliance of legends like Sridevi and Juhi Chawla.
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