Kritika Kamra Lauds 'The Great Shamsuddin Family' for Breaking Stereotypes in Muslim Representation
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Actor Kritika Kamra has expressed her delight at the portrayal of a Muslim family in the comedy-drama 'The Great Shamsuddin Family', calling it a 'refreshing' and 'brave' take on minority narratives in cinema. In the film, Kamra plays the lead role of Bani Ahmed, a modern Muslim woman navigating family chaos and her own insecurities. The film, directed by Anusha Rizvi, presents a relatable and realistic portrayal of a Muslim family, moving away from conventional stereotypes often seen in cinema. Kamra praised the film for its ability to 'just show a normal family' without making 'loud points' about their identity. Kamra, known for her roles in 'Saare Jahan Se Accha', 'Tandav', and 'Bheed', emphasized the importance of aligning with a film's core message and politics as an artist. She highlighted the film's positive representation of women and its avoidance of vilifying any group or community. The film has received rave reviews from critics, and Kamra has been garnering acclaim for her performance. She expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to work with Rizvi and the ensemble cast, which includes Shreya Dhanwanthary, Juhi Babbar, and Farida Jalal. Kamra's upcoming project is director Nagraj Manjule's debut OTT-series, 'Matka King', which she feels 'privileged' to be a part of. She praised Manjule's thought-provoking storytelling and looks forward to working with Vijay Varma in the crime thriller show.
