Salman Khan: ‘Not obsessed with women anymore,’ Kajal Aggarwal points out differences between South and Hindi films, says Bollywood should learn to be punctual: ‘Salman Khan’s long wait’ | Hindi Movie News

Kajal Aggarwal He has made a successful career in Bollywood and South Indian industries. Although she has worked with several leading Indian actors, she has toned down her Bollywood appearances in recent years, especially after embracing motherhood. In a recent interview, the actor explained that his decision comes from the desire to prioritize higher roles than just increasing the number of jobs.Kajal shared that the opportunities she receives in South cinema are more in line with her creative aspirations than what is offered in Bollywood. He said in an interview with Shubhankar Mishra, “The work I used to go south was not what I used to get in Bollywood. The roles I wanted – what I really wanted was more and more roles, and the South gave me more and more roles, so why was I able to act in Bollywood? My goal was qualitative cinema. Language was not a barrier for me. I love the art of filmmaking. It took me 7 movies to fall in love with my art, but once I fell in love, I made a big commitment. “The actor also pointed out a major difference between the two industries: expertise in scheduling. According to Kajal, timekeeping is a place where Bollywood can draw inspiration from the South. “Bollywood should learn punctuality from the South. In Hindi films, nothing happens on time. In the South, they work by the clock. I am used to being on time, and I like it that way. In Hindi, time is very short.”“He was asked about the actress who has been waiting for the longest time in a film, Kajal Salman Khan. Recalling the incident, she said: “Salman Khan made me wait for a long time, and I was not used to it.” I wondered what was going on. He would come in the evening or in the evening, so I would go to exercise, which was established. I am used to the punctuality and tradition of South cinema. “Reflecting on the changing landscape of South Indian cinema, Kajal felt that women are now being written with more depth and freedom. She believes that the industry is moving away from traditional images of women and is starting to tell progressive stories. “South is now learning to write loose roles for famous women from Bollywood as well as coming-of-age roles. I always draw the line and I have never done such roles. You are not throwing fruit on my navel, sir!”On the professional front, Kajal Aggarwal is gearing up for the release of The India Story. He is also a part of Nitesh Tiwari‘s Ramayana Parts 1 and 2, where he will portray Mandodari.