Sonali Bendre: Filmmakers now open to pushing solid substance

She made her presentation in Bollywood in 1994 with "Aag" and later added to movies like 'Copy', 'Murmur Saath Hain', "Sarfarosh" and 'Kal Ho Naa Ho'. On-screen character Sonali Bendre, who has been in the business for more than two decades, says producers are presently picking more grounded substance over attempted and-tried formulae.

Asked how the business has changed throughout the years, Sonali said in an email "Things are significantly more expert now and considerably more streamlined... There are better parts being composed for ladies and individuals are currently open to driving solid substance rather than just attempted and-tried equations."

The 42-year-old performer, who has additionally showed up in Telugu, Tamil, Marathi and Kannada movies, says that the Indian film industry isn't age-driven any more as things are advancing.

"Things are changing, gradually and relentlessly... It's an extraordinary time for Indian silver screen," said Sonali, who is hitched to movie producer Goldie Behl.

Inquired as to whether before on-screen characters were for the most part taken in movies to add to the fabulousness remainder in movies, she stated, "as it were, yes - around then it was about the star's ubiquity and fan taking after. Today it's about which performer or on-screen character can pull off a specific part and get into a specific character."

Sonali says the business is returning to the brilliant time of silver screen.

"There used to be the highly contrasting period, where solid parts were composed for ladies and I think we are currently returning to that brilliant time of silver screen," included the performer, who invited late pop legend Michael Jackson on his entry in India in a conventional Maharashtrian nauvari sari in 1996.

Sonali has begun a book club via web-based networking media and she says she did as such to energize the propensity for perusing.