Aditi Rao Hydari on North and South films debate

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Aditi Rao Hydari has successfully worked in both North and South films and won the same kind of adulation and success in all languages that she’s dabbled with. She’s had a flourishing career in both Tamil and Telugu cinema, apart from her memorable performances in Hindi. Speaking to ETimes about the never-ending debate between South and North films, Aditi said, “We are the Indian film industry. I hope we stop using terms like regional films and South films. We are Indian and we make Indian films. As a country our stength is our diversity, culture, languages history; all of it. There is so much to explore. We have a lot to do and a lot to say, this is just the beginning for Indian films.”
Brushing aside any hearsay about film industries competing with each other, she added, “I hope our industry works together to tell our stories to the world. Stories that are honest and authentic, stories that will make the world sit up and pay attention. I hope people with talent and voices of relevance will have smoother journeys to make the films they want to make.”

Aditi expressed that the West does not look at Indian cinema through the prism of South, North or any other regional classification. She explained what Indian filmmakers need to do in the near future, “We have to be more aware, learn more by listening watching and absorbing be more grateful for the opportunities and to take pride in who we are and push out talent. We have to celebrate us first.”
Apart from having great insights in Indian cinema, Aditi is also a trend setter of sorts in the world of fashion. Her recent appearances at Cannes and other international events have made an impact, with her minimal but chic styling being appreciated all round. She revealed, “I have been stubborn and determined to keep my styling as simple and as effortless as possible. I wanted to be me and if I made mistakes they would be mine to learn from.” Credit Source – https://ift.tt/152nDEG

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