Medha Shankr Discusses Feelings of Exclusion in Film Industry Events
Medha Shankr says she felt excluded at events as designers refused to give her clothes: ‘I do remember your names’
Hindustan Times
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Medha Shankr, known for her role in '12th Fail,' shared her experiences of feeling excluded at industry events due to designers not providing outfits. She reflects on the subtle dynamics in the industry, while co-star Avinash Tiwary emphasizes the importance of integrity amidst power structures. Their upcoming film, 'Ginny Wedss Sunny 2,' releases on April 24.
- 01Medha Shankr feels excluded at events due to designers refusing to lend her outfits.
- 02She emphasizes the importance of recognizing subtle exclusion in professional settings.
- 03Avinash Tiwary highlights the shifting dynamics of respect and integrity in the industry.
- 04Both actors stress that talent, not favoritism, is what brings them success.
- 05Their film 'Ginny Wedss Sunny 2' is set to release on April 24.
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Medha Shankr, who gained fame from Vidhu Vinod Chopra's film '12th Fail,' is preparing for her new romantic comedy 'Ginny Wedss Sunny 2,' co-starring Avinash Tiwary. During promotional interviews, she revealed that while she has not faced humiliation on set, she has felt excluded at industry events, particularly when it comes to designers refusing to lend her outfits. Shankr noted that these experiences make her question the unspoken rules of the industry, stating, 'I do remember your names,' highlighting the subtle dynamics at play. Avinash Tiwary responded by discussing the broader systems of power and privilege in the industry, stressing the importance of integrity and talent over favoritism. He remarked that both he and Shankr are successful due to their skills rather than any external favors. 'Ginny Wedss Sunny 2' is set to release on April 24, featuring a strong cast including Lillete Dubey and Sudhir Pandey.
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Shankr's experiences shed light on the challenges faced by actors in the industry, particularly regarding representation and inclusivity at events.
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