Amruta Subhash reveals that despite her popular roles, she has never been stereotyped; says, “I am very lucky, makers are not slotting me in any particular character”

Tracing a journey from Marathi film industry to Bollywood, Amruta Subhash has time and again proved that her acting chops has won many hearts. Audiences have always showered appreciation on her versatile roles in films like Gully Boy, Dhamaka, and Lust Stories 2, and now recently, in an interaction, the actress revealed that she is lucky enough to never get typecast in Bollywood films.

In the said interaction, Amruta Subhash referred to one of her most popular roles of playing Ranveer Singh’s mother in Gully Boy and revealed that despite the fact that many warned her about getting stereotyped as the hero’s mother, she continued to receive offers which were diverse and full or variety, adding how she went on to do completely different roles in the projects that followed. In a report by ETimes, Amruta was quoted saying, “I am very lucky, makers are not slotting me in any particular character. I am not stereotyped and that is a blessing.”

She went on to add, “People told me after Gully Boy I only would get mother roles, but that did not happen. I did such different characters after Gully Boy. I played a bar dancer and an urban boss lady in my next. Now, I am doing a psychological thriller which is again in an urban space.”

In the same interaction, the actress also revealed that after debuting in Hindi industry and establishing herself as a popular Marathi star, Amruta is now looking forward to go global. “I am in conversation with a project that is from out of India. It is an international project, which would be my first. So, fingers crossed.”

The Balak-Palak actress was last seen in the anthology Lust Stories 2 in which she essayed the role of house-help in the short film The Mirror, directed by Konkana Sen Sharma, which also featured Tillotama Shome.

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