In an exclusive conversation with TOI's Dipali Patel, Sonakshi Sinha and Jyothika opened up about their upcoming Amazon Prime Video project 'System'. Sonakshi spoke about bringing back Dabangg-like entertainers, shared her best anti doom-scrolling habit, and candidly called out the 'system' within the industry and society. Jyothika also reflected on choosing meaningful roles and collaborating on a project that blends entertainment with a strong message.
Sonakshi Sinha on Dabangg-Style Films and Anti Doom-Scrolling Habit
Sonakshi Sinha expressed her desire to revive the mass entertainer genre popularized by films like Dabangg. She emphasized the need for films that combine entertainment with a message. On a personal note, she revealed her best anti doom-scrolling habit: reading books and engaging in offline activities to stay grounded. She also called out the 'system' in the industry and society that often dictates trends and narratives.
Jyothika on Choosing Meaningful Roles
Jyothika shared her perspective on selecting roles that resonate with her values. She highlighted the importance of collaborating on projects like 'System' that offer both entertainment and a strong social message. She noted that the film industry is evolving, and actors now have more opportunities to choose meaningful work.
Key Highlights from the Interview
- Sonakshi Sinha and Jyothika discussed their excitement for 'System' and its unique blend of action and social commentary.
- Sonakshi addressed trolling and how she deals with negativity online, emphasizing the need for resilience.
- Jyothika spoke about the changing landscape of Indian cinema and the increasing demand for content-driven films.
- Both actresses agreed that the 'system' in the industry needs to be more inclusive and supportive of diverse voices.
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