Whether it is Vidya Balan, Taapsee Pannu, Kirti Kulhari or various honor winning south Indian on-screen character like Nithya Menen, every one of these on-screen characters are always striking a harmony between Solid female-drove jobs and appearances in the Popcorn business movies to demonstrate their flexibility and push the limit as entertainers. Every one of them discloses to us that while it is alright for the group of spectators to have desired from them, they ought not to be pigeonholed dependent on their film decisions unfailingly.

The group of four opened up while advancing their up and coming Independence Day discharge, Mission Mangal in Mumbai on Wednesday.

Vidya is an entertainer who has effectively conveyed probably the best exhibitions in female-arranged movies, for example, Parineeta, The Dirty Picture, Kahaani, and Tumhari Sulu.

At the point when inquired as to why striking a harmony between various types of film is significant for a Bollywood entertainer to abstain from getting pigeonhole, she stated, " I think women are always get typecast in everything that they do. That is ridiculous."

Referring to models, she included, "When an actress does five scenes and three songs in a film, people start saying she only does fluffy stuff and no serious roles. When she does substantial roles in serious films or female-centric films, she gets the tag of a serious actress. When I lost weight, people start saying I had lost my charm. I'd wonder how can they say that because I had worked really hard to lose weight. I think society tends to find flaws in women so that they do not fly high."

Having adjusted solid female-driven movies, for example, Pink and Mulk with a business potboiler as Judwaa 2, Taapsee takes a gander at the issues of pigeonholing and group of spectators' desire in an unexpected way.

"Once we start doing something successfully, we are expected to do that and live up to the expectation of the audience. But I do not look at it as a burden because I think it takes a lot to build an audience that will have expectation from me of quality work," she said.

"I think I am truly a star when the audience is expecting me to deliver something great. So I take that as a compliment. I want the audience to expect a certain standard when they come to watch my film," included Taapsee.