Kantara actor Rukmini Vasant PAN-India chooses quality work on fame. Video
Rukmini Vasant, known for her role in ‘Kantara’, recently reflected on the unprecedented success of ‘Sapla Sagardache Aloe’ in India, which is in Confinction in South 2025. In a conversation, the actor, who is the daughter of an army officer, marto in the line of duty, also spoke about his efforts to support war methods.
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Touching the depiction of women in cinema, Rukmini addressed issues such as Eve-Tejing and frequent oversoxulation of female characters. He insisted that it is not only about a problematic view, but about how women are painted in the story. “It’s about the big picture,” he said, highlighting the need to tell more fine and respectable story. The actor shared his views about cooperating with industries like Yash and Rishab Shetty in films like ‘Toxic’ and ‘Kantara’, which describes the experience as creatively and inspiring.
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