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Anushka Sharma on why a chick flick can be a huge hit with the masses

Women are complex characters, says Anushka Sharma

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Anushka Sharma has broken many rules. Stood her own in films with the Khan trio, worked in two-heroines project, and acted in and produced an action film. But she’s never been part of a chick flick.

Not offered Veere

But she is game for any genre. She says, “I would love to do a chick flick. I love exploring new things and genres so I am looking forward to doing one.” There was buzz about her being offered a role in Rhea Kapoor’s Veere Di Wedding. She was reportedly aproached for the role offered to Kareena Kapoor Khan, but Anushka has denied this. She may or may not have been offered the role, but she isn’t opposed to the genre.

Getting the right writers

The actress reveals what has kept her away from the genre so far,  “I have been wanting to do a chick flick but you have to find the correct writers for it. It cannot be the same old stereotypical story. It needs to have a new language or a new idea to tackle. There needs to be something relevant and interesting. The minute I find a good writer, I am totally on!”

Pulling in the masses

Anushka doesn’t subscribe to the theory that heroine-oriented films don’t perform well at the box-office. “Women are suc complicated, complex characters — not in a negative way  — but there is much depth and layers to them. It will be interesting to show the interpersonal relationship between women without the presence of a man. It can make for amazing stories. Look at the films being made in the West. We have seen so many stories exploring women and their relationships with each other.”  

She loves one chick flick, in particular. She says, “Bridesmaids is my favourite. It’s out-and-out funny, hilarious and unapolegetically entertaining.”

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