Celebrating Women in Cinema: Sonakshi Sinha on Dual Film Releases

Sonakshi Sinha is thrilled about the upcoming release of her film 'Nikita Roy' alongside Kajol's 'Maa', marking a significant moment for female-led narratives in cinema. Both films, set to premiere on June 27, showcase strong female characters and themes of empowerment. Sonakshi reflects on her admiration for Kajol and the collaborative process with her brother, who directs 'Nikita Roy'. This dual release is seen as a positive step for women in the film industry, emphasizing the importance of diverse storytelling. Read on to discover more about these exciting projects and their impact on cinema.
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Celebrating Women in Cinema: Sonakshi Sinha on Dual Film Releases

A Milestone for Female-Led Films

Sonakshi Sinha expressed her excitement over the simultaneous release of two films led by women, her own 'Nikita Roy' and Kajol's 'Maa'.


Nikita Roy, a psychological thriller, is scheduled to hit theaters nationwide on June 27, coinciding with the release of 'Maa', a mythological horror film.


"It's fantastic that we have two films featuring women being released at the same time. This is a positive step forward, and it's wonderful to see it happening. There’s space for both films, which are quite distinct from each other, and I wish them both success. It’s a healthy competition between the two," Sonakshi remarked.


She also shared her thoughts on 'Maa', stating, "I watched the trailer and found it enjoyable. Kajol is an incredible actress whom I admire greatly. I am eager to see her film."


Both films highlight strong female narratives, a cause that Sonakshi is deeply passionate about. Over the years, she has intentionally selected roles that empower women, as seen in her performances in 'Akira', 'Dahaad', and 'Heeramandi'.


In 'Nikita Roy', Sonakshi portrays an investigator who challenges supernatural claims and exposes frauds. However, her beliefs are tested when she faces a case that challenges her convictions.


Written by Pavan Kirpalani, known for 'Phobia', 'Nikita Roy' delves into the delicate line between perception and reality, exploring themes of paranoia, hidden truths, and the darker aspects of the human psyche. The film is directed by Sonakshi's brother, Kussh S Sinha, who is making his directorial debut.


Sonakshi noted that working with her brother was a smooth experience. "I expected some sibling disagreements on set, but that didn’t happen. I was the actor, and he was the director. He has a clear vision of how he wants to present each scene," she explained.