Ankur Batra is a senior correspondent at The Times of India, Chan... Read More
Ankur Batra is a senior correspondent at The Times of India, Chandigarh. He covers entertainment and sports, and follows up stories with great zeal.Read Less
This story is from August 02, 2020
Actress Saanvi Dhiman
, who talked about how the Jatt wave refuses to die down inPunjabi industry
, is keen to explore other regional cinemas. But Punjabi films will always be her highest priority. Eyeing other regional domains for exposure, the actress is in talks with the productions houses there.Hate Story
series have much more to it rather than just erotica. I find it vulgar."Punjabi cinema
continues to hold on to itscultural values
and mores, Saanvi feels that they (Punjabi actresses) get typecast being just simple and suit-clad girls. She added that skin show is a part of her work. “But how it’s being filmed is what that matters. I feel proud of the fact that our Punjabi film world respects our strong culture, even though it continues to innovate. Call it a fear or anything, we look to always maintain a perfect balance in our films, which are rich in cultural values. Also, Punjabi cinema is content driven."
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