The lead actors and producers of "Girls Will Be Girls," Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha, were recently interviewed by IANS. They said that the film is going to challenge societal and gender stereotypes. Additionally, there are certain difficulties they have when framing the scenes. Richa Chadha went on to say that this film is universal, that there won't be any criticism, and that audiences will like the story.
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00:00Do you want to say anything to the cast members?
00:10Sorry, my phone. I don't know if it, I will speak in English. Yeah. I don't know if it
00:20breaks, more than breaking it sometimes, you know, like, mirroring what's also there.
00:25And we are even, I think, shy to, still shy to kind of explore and show what also happens
00:32for real. So, I don't know if it's, it's more that for me. That's what I would say.
00:39I think, like, carrying on to what she said, it's acceptance. Because we often punish women.
00:46We don't accept them the way they are. So, with the title Girls Will Be Girls, we want to say
00:52that we should accept what it is and embrace our awkwardness, our vulnerabilities, like that.
01:06I am also an actor.
01:08You are not an actor, you are quite an impersonator.
01:14Challenging scene would be, there was this scene where I had to drink a lot of milkshake.
01:23So.
01:24Strawberry milkshake.
01:25Strawberry milkshake. So, I had tested it, I liked it a lot. So, I was very excited that we will do this scene now.
01:32But, I almost forgot that Suchi ma'am is a director who does about 10 to 15 takes.
01:39So, in my first five itself, I drank so much that the rest of the takes were very difficult.
01:46And then I had to take a one hour break because my stomach was not responding well.
01:52So, that was the most difficult scene for me.
01:56The three of us actually, in fact, everyone sitting here, we are very good dancers.
02:00And there are very good dance sequences in this film.
02:04But it's challenging when we were shooting in the film because we couldn't use sound because we wanted good audio.
02:12So, everything was on mute. And Keshav and Kani were dancing very well.
02:16And I didn't want to be happy in that scene.
02:18So, I was standing quietly and they were dancing in silence.
02:21And it was very difficult for me to be in tension in that scene because they were dancing so well that I was laughing.
02:26So, I had to stop that and watch them perform.
02:35For me, I think this dance scene, I think mainly for me was how Anila would dance rather how I would dance.
02:41So, I don't have a specific scene.
02:45For me, all scenes were quite difficult to understand this character.
02:49I think that was the most difficult part of the whole film for me, the story.
02:53How do I play this person and it's not like she's right and wrong and how to find a grey side of a person.
03:01And Shuchi and actually Preeti, I would say these two really helped me to find the character.
03:06So, yeah, it was not one particular scene for me to always get her right in every scene.
03:12I don't think I have succeeded in all scenes.
03:14When I watch the film, I'm like, here it's going away.
03:26What is there to criticise in someone's growing up story?
03:31It's a very simple story.
03:33It's a very simple story.
03:35I don't think it will invite criticism.
03:37And we've travelled a lot and won awards at festivals.
03:41So, I'm confident that more or less the themes are universal and people will enjoy watching the film.
03:49And it's people's right to criticise.
03:51So, let's do it.
03:54Yeah, I think that sums it up.
03:57Reviews we would be looking forward to which are I suppose still left.
04:00But I think the whole year we've gone through that journey.
04:03And the film has already had some amazing critical acclaim.
04:07And yeah, look forward.
04:12What is the film about?
04:15The issue for women and for men also is patriarchy.
04:18And the film takes it on quite head on without being preachy.
04:23If you watch it, you'll understand.
04:25Yeah, wait and see.
04:31What is the film about?
04:34One takeaway.
04:36Talk to your mothers.
04:38Because they don't get to speak often.
04:42And they suppress their emotions.
04:44So, if after the film we can call them up and ask them how they are doing.
04:48That would be the best takeaway.
04:52For me, I think it came from Shuchi to me.
04:58We are complex people.
05:00We are not one of a kind.
05:03To keep an open eye to accept people with all their grey.
05:11I thought the story made me widen my spirit to accept all different kind of people.
05:19And she showed me there are such subtle differences in each people.
05:24And you can't really put them in a box or in a bottle.
05:28And that's what the story gave it to me.
05:32And I think a story can give people a lot of things.
05:35I don't want to reduce it to one thing.
05:37That's what they should take away.
05:41Entertainment.
05:42Strawberry milkshake.
05:46Keshav.
05:51As an actor or as a person?
05:53Audience.
05:57As a person, individual, I would say it is
06:00People could hurt others without having the intention of that.
06:05So, just be more mindful.
06:07That is the cutest way you could have justified and found.
06:10Oh, that was so sweet.
06:12Nice one.
06:16I mean, his character, at the end of the movie you find out he is a murderer.
06:20So, it kind of becomes unredeemable.
06:25So, I don't know.
06:27If you don't take that away from this, I am sorry.
06:32It's a slice of life film.
06:34And a very very sensitive film.
06:36What people should take away from it is just relationships.
06:40And all relationships have their own fingerprinting, I suppose.