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Yami Gautam, Alia Bhatt to Shefali Shah: Bollywood actresses who highlighted social issues through their characters

Updated on: 02 September,2022 12:27 PM IST  |  Mumbai
mid-day online correspondent | Compiled by: Athulya Nambiar | athulya.nambiar@mid-day.com

A list of Bollywood actress who have given a strong message on social taboos

Yami Gautam, Alia Bhatt to Shefali Shah: Bollywood actresses who highlighted social issues through their characters

Yami, Alia, Shefali

Bollywood's revived love for movies with social commentary, which uses humour, satire, and drama to reach wider audiences, has opened up discussions on social taboo subjects as well.  Let’s discuss a list of Bollywood Actress who have given a strong message on social taboos. 


Alia Bhatt in Darlings


Alia Bhatt has chosen a topic like domestic violence in the movie 'Darlings'. 'Darlings' says that when it comes to domestic violence, there are no gray areas. It doesn’t allow an abusive husband to fall into the safety net of social conditioning and eating and drinking habits. Alia Bhatt has undoubtedly, brought out this issue in the most appealing way. Alia Bhatt delivers an excellent performance in the movie. 


Yami Gautam in A Thursday

With 'A Thursday', Yami Gautam has once again proved why her fans have much anticipated her performance. Her nuanced portrayal of ‘Naina Jaiswal’ has left fans waiting to watch more of her! The thriller ends with a message on behalf of a vulnerable section of the population. The actress has managed to give us a powerful message with the brilliant performance by Yami Gautam. The actress who played the character of a rape survivor in her film 'A Thursday' has surfaced around mental and physical violence against women and she has been seen taking a stand for the rape victims.

Also Read: Yami Gautam on 'A Thurday': The film required a lot from me as an actor

Shefali Shah in Delhi Crime 2

Delhi Crime is back and this time with a more intense tale. Powerhouse talent Shefali Shah is riding on a high horse, and this time she is back with the second season of the popular crime drama 'Delhi Crime 2'. After solving a heinous criminal case in Season 1, the trailer sees Shefali Shah reprising her role as DCP Vartika Chaturvedi.  In season 1, The whole audience was amazed at terrific work of Shefali, We are all very keen to witness the actor in Season 2 as well.

Also Read: Alia Bhatt on Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 'Balika Vadhu': We did costume rehearsals, look-tests, danced on Dola Re Dola

Nushrratt Bharuccha in Janhit Mein Jaari

With the film, 'Janhit Mein Jaari' Nushrratt Bharuccha highlighted the issue of overpopulation and the need for contraceptives, especially for women, she successfully manages to spark conversations on safe sex. The actress takes on the challenging task of selling condoms in the small town of MP in 'Janhit Mein Jaari'. The actress has left us speechless with her unprecedented performance as Manokama. ‘Janhit Mein Jaari’ is a story of a young girl,  who takes up a challenging job selling condoms in a small town of MP, India. Nushrratt Bharuccha s performance in 'Janhit Mein Jaari' is more powerful than ever and we can most certainly say that the actress deserves humongous credit for the same.

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