At a recent event, Do Patti actress Kriti Sanon opened up about the never-ending debate of nepotism in Bollywood. Check out what the actress said.

Actress Kriti Sanon, who recently ventured into production with her debut film Do Patti on streaming platforms, offered her perspective on the ongoing nepotism debate in the entertainment industry. Speaking at the 55th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa during the session Empowering Change: Women Leading the Way in Cinema,

Kriti Sanon, reflecting on her journey in Bollywood, shared her thoughts on nepotism in the industry, stating that while it exists, the media and audience play a significant role in perpetuating it. She explained that audiences are often drawn to star kids because of the media's portrayal,

Bollywood actor Kriti Sanon, known for her roles in Mimi and Bareilly Ki Barfi, shared her thoughts on nepotism during a session at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa. She emphasised that the issue extends beyond the film industry,

Kriti Sanon addresses nepotism at IFFI, highlighting the role of media, audiences, and talent in shaping Bollywood careers.

Kriti Sanon addressed nepotism at the 55th International Film Festival of India, while talking about the struggles of outsiders in Bollywood. She stated that hard work and talent prevail, despite delayed opportunities.

At the Goa Film Festival, Kriti Sanon discussed nepotism in Bollywood. She stated audience interest fuels the casting of star kids. Sanon believes talent ultimately determines success. The actress acknowledged the challenges faced by outsiders.

According to Kriti Sanon, nepotism is not solely the industry's doing but part of a larger cycle involving the audience and media.

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