Actress Kritika Kamra has acknowledged that traditional commercial roles are rare for her, noting she prefers taking “riskier bets” by choosing projects based on the filmmaker and character depth rather than chasing mainstream blockbusters. She actively seeks out directors whose work she admires and is content waiting for roles that offer artistic satisfaction over conventional commercial success.
The actress acknowledges her filmography leans away from conventional commercial cinema, a choice she has made peace with.
She describes her career approach as taking risks rather than waiting for a single, life-changing role, saying she is “playing the long game”.
She highlighted a willingness to audition multiple times—such as for Nagraj Manjule’s project—to prove her fit for unconventional roles (e.g., playing a Parsi character).
Her priority is working with filmmakers whose work she respects, often leading to more substantive, character-driven roles.
Kamra’s strategy reflects a shift towards digital/OTT platforms, which frequently offer such roles.
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