When both the beautiful actresses Vidya Balan and Kanagan Ranaut were talking about women-centric films at MAMI festival Kangana said that people used to call her interfering Bitch.
"It's been the norm; every film is 'male-centric'. The identity of the character is missing, vague. When we see film with woman in the lead, it is a woman-centric film. I think there is no harm in pronouncing films as women-centric. At this point of time we need it, may be after sometime we won't need it," Vidya said.
Whereas the 28-year-old queen actress said that, "I think it is not about male or female centric films but about the character one plays on screen. The characters are remembered."
"As an actress when I started contributing to my films, writing dialogues and screenplays, I thought people would find me useful. I was shocked to see that it was seen as something which is not accepted no matter how much they are benefiting from it, my contribution is seen as interference. But when a male actor, who is this maverick, larger than life person, does the same thing it is not considered that way. I was called an interfering b***h," Ranaut said.
Kanagana further extended her importance as a female as, "I think for the last 10 years I was struggling to get a break, today I am happy where I am. I ask what I feel is right. We get five per cent of what our male counterparts get.”
