Pratiksha Rao on breaking gender stereotypes in OTT storytelling | Women of Bollywood

Yami Gautam on playing diverse and challenging characters | Women of Bollywood

In an interview with SheThePeople, Gautam says she hopes to play diverse characters in the future.   Discussed in this video:  → Yami Gautam talks about her taking up challenging roles.  → Yami Gautam talks about her character Naina.  → Yami Gautam talks about the psychological thriller 'A Thursday' is.  → Yami Gautam talks about the happy ending approach in films.  → Yami Gautam shares her opinion on OTT platforms boosting the career of actors.

Miss Malini's Secrets to Blogging Success | Women of Bollywood

In this episode of Women of Bollywood Miss Malini shares her success journey in these five quick thoughts.

Vidya Balan Says I Don't Need a Man To Handle My Finances |Woman Taking Charge On Finances | Women of Bollywood

Vidya Balan on SheThePeopel.TV shares her personal experience with protecting your health and securing your finances with health insurance. According to her always having money for your health is very crucial. “When you know that that is taken care of, I think then everything else falls into place,” further adding, “It’s your life, it’s your family’s life, it’s your family’s security.”

Pratiksha Rao on breaking gender stereotypes in OTT storytelling | Women of Bollywood

In the past few decades cinema has transformed with respect to female representation. Pratiksha Rao, Director, Original Films & Licensing in Netflix in conversation with Deepshikha Chakravarti, senior editor at SheThePeople discusses how storytelling has changed from big screens to OTT and what that means for women.   Discussed in this video:  → Pratiksha talks about what kind of changes she observed in OTT storytelling.   → Pratiksha talks about the trajectory of cinema from big screens to OTT platforms.   → Pratiksha talks about the change in the importance of male heroes in OTT storytelling.   → Pratiksha shares the experience of the shift in gender behind the screen.   → Pratiksha talks about how the concept of a happy ending is changing in cinema.

Chanpreet Arora on women making their own choices in life | Women of Bollywood

The different media of entertainment has changed over the years but what makes the audience still watch television? Gaganpreet Arora SVP & Business Head - VOOT AVOD in conversation with  Deepshikha Chakravarti, senior editor at SheThePeople discusses her experience with media and the trajectory of the entertainment business in India.  Discussed in this video:  → Are mobile screens replacing television screens in India?  → What is the role of women in the decision making of the household regarding the mode of entertainment being consumed?  → Has the corporate world changed for letting women achieve their dreams?