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“I Only Get Rich Roles”

Karan Kundrra shared this image. (courtesy: kkundrra) New Delhi: Karan Kundrra kicked off 2024 with the release of his Hindi film Tera Kya Hoga Lovely, where he portrays the character of Guggu. The film, directed by Balwinder Singh Janjua, hit theatres on March 8. In an interview with OTTplay, Karan Kundrra discussed the challenges of being typecast in certain roles. The 39-year-old actor acknowledged the industry’s tendency to stereotype him, particularly in affluent character portrayals, but admitted to understanding the rationale behind it. He said, “There has been a bit of a stereotype with me. I only get rich roles. But, I don’t disagree with the fact.” Karan Kundrra further highlighted that Balwinder Singh Janjua didn’t impose the role on him; rather, the director urged him to take it up only if he genuinely resonated with the script. Karan spoke about the importance of embodying the physicality required for a character, citing it as a shared responsibility between the actor and the director, with the latter focusing on guiding the performance. He said, “I am …

Unsuitable Girl Ileana D’Cruz Battles The Marriage Market

Still from Tera Kya Hoga Lovely (courtesy: sonypicsfilmsin) New Delhi: In a cinematic landscape where the reel mirrors the real, Tera Kya Hoga Lovely trailer shines a spotlight on India’s enduring fixation with skin tone and dowry. Directed by Balwinder Singh Janjua, this upcoming film promises to ignite conversations about the complexities surrounding fair skin obsession and the dowry system. The makers of the film starring Ileana D’Cruz, Randeep Hooda, and Karan Kundrra in pivotal roles dropped the trailer on Tuesday (February 27). Set against the backdrop of contemporary India, the trailer unfolded the tale of a young woman grappling with the societal pressures of finding a suitable groom. Portrayed by Ileana D’Cruz, the protagonist’s journey unveiled the harsh realities of being judged solely based on her complexion. Director Balwinder Singh Janjua skillfully crafted a narrative that served as a mirror to society, shedding light on the deep-rooted biases and prejudices prevalent in Indian culture. The trailer effectively captured the protagonist’s journey as she faced rejection from potential suitors upon revealing her true appearance, contrasting …