Janvhi’s bold scenes grabbing attention and now it’s moved to Bolly vs Tolly
Any thoughts welcomed 
Btw I read somewhere, Janhvi was unhappy with bold scenes in Peddi
She could have walked out of movie like RS ? 
Janvhi’s bold scenes grabbing attention and now it’s moved to Bolly vs Tolly
Any thoughts welcomed 
Btw I read somewhere, Janhvi was unhappy with bold scenes in Peddi
She could have walked out of movie like RS ? 
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The difference between Pathaan and Peddi is quite stark. While Deepika Padukone was undoubtedly presented in a glamorous and revealing manner in Pathaan, the film never relied on suggestive dialogues or undertones that reduced her to an object of desire. In Peddi, however, Janhvi Kapoor is often framed through a far more regressive lens, with her character seemingly existing primarily to cater to the fantasies of the male characters. There’s a clear distinction between portraying a woman as attractive and treating her as an object to be consumed, and Peddi unfortunately veers too often into the latter territory.
The reliance on revealing outfits and highly sexualized musical numbers as primary marketing tools demonstrates that Deepika’s recent Hindi film roles function largely as tools of objectification.... This trend is mirrored by the costume choices of Kiara in War 2, Alia in Rocky Rani and Kriti in Cocktail 2. While critics might debate whether certain portrayals are 'tasteful' or 'cringe,' the fundamental reality remains unchanged......female leads are routinely sexualized to capture the male gaze, which is the definition of objectification.
this reminds me of quote of nana patekar during Agni Sakai ‘ the rape scene is done aesthetically ‘The difference between Pathaan and Peddi is quite stark. While Deepika Padukone was undoubtedly presented in a glamorous and revealing manner in Pathaan, the film never relied on suggestive dialogues or undertones that reduced her to an object of desire. In Peddi, however, Janhvi Kapoor is often framed through a far more regressive lens, with her character seemingly existing primarily to cater to the fantasies of the male characters. There’s a clear distinction between portraying a woman as attractive and treating her as an object to be consumed, and Peddi unfortunately veers too often into the latter territory.
Unbelievable! 
Anyways , so we saying Sid anand use of lens is more easy or appealing than Buchi Baba Sana 
Maybe we Bollywood waale can call our bold acts aesthetic and move on
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i have to agree..
end of the day a woman's choice...whether they want to carry on with the directors demands or not
look at Tripti. she is a good actor, but hardly any offers were coming. one animal and boom
i feel for Janhvi....don't know what happened that she went on a spere signing these kind of movies
coming movies...
hai jawani toh ishq hona hai..full throttle display of assets
cocktail 2 - same.
next alpha - don't be surprised suddenly the narrative changes to a beach dance
after all its a yrf production
even Rekha, Sridevi and Madhuri were not spared
There is a difference between wearing revealing outfits and undressing a woman to humiliate her. Alia wore plenty such outfits in movies, at cannes
nobody forced her to do so either.
Equating wearing revealing outfits with grape scenes is just another way of trying to bash Deepika.
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