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BREAKING FREE FROM TYPECASTS, KRITIKA KAMRA STYLE

Hindustan Times

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November 28, 2023

With the success of Bambai Meri Jaan, Kamra is happy to see the industry finally recognise her potential

- Syeda Eba Fatima

BREAKING FREE FROM TYPECASTS, KRITIKA KAMRA STYLE

In an interview post the success of her latest project Bambai Meri Jaan, actor Kritika Kamra revealed that she does not "usually get calls for such roles and auditions". While one may wonder why someone with her calibre and experience still struggles, Kamra explains that it's not about the number of calls, but an opportunity to play a role that is unconventional.

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