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jyotika's recent photoshoot has captivated fans, sparking nostalgia and admiration for her timeless beauty from early 2000s films. Her youthful appearance has led to social media buzz, with fans eagerly requesting her return to lead roles in Tamil cinema with top stars.

The makers have finally dropped the much-awaited trailer of the Suriya-starrer Retro, and the film features actress Pooja Hegde as a vintage girl with a charming, romantic aura. As excitement builds around the film’s release, Pooja Hegde opened up about an unforgettable experience during her first meeting with the director.

A single photograph has sent South cinema fans into a frenzy! Kollywood stars Trisha Krishnan, jyotika, and Ramya Krishnan came together for a picture-perfect moment that quickly became the talk of the town. Trisha later surprised fans by posting additional pictures from the gathering, including an unmissable selfie taken by actor Suriya.

Shabana Azmi credits Shibani Akhtar for Dabba Cartel's success, highlighting strong writing and direction. She portrayed Sheilaben, refining her performance with a Gujarati dialect. Azmi prefers acting over writing and hints at a possible second season, praising the show's empowering narrative centered around strong female leads.

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jyotika clarified that her decision to temporarily step away from acting after marriage with Suriya was her own and not due to family pressure. Despite misconceptions, Suriya was supportive and actually encouraged her return. jyotika successfully came back with 36 Vayadhinile in 2015. Recently, jyotika defended Suriya’s film Kanguva against negative reviews, highlighting its positive aspects. The couple continues to support each other's professional endeavors.

On the set of 'Dabba Cartel,' Anjali Anand was momentarily starstruck while filming a scene with Shabana Azmi. Anand described the powerful encounter and how it briefly disrupted her focus. She expressed admiration for Shabana and Jyothika's presence and professionalism. 'Dabba Cartel,' directed by Hitesh Bhatia, also features Gajraj Rao, jyotika, and others, and is available on OTT.

jyotika recently defended her husband Suriya's film 'Kanguva' against harsh criticism, addressing its unique efforts and the need for balanced reviews. Despite flaws, she highlighted the film's merits and questioned lenient reviews for other low-quality movies, urging more awareness in the media.

Veteran actress jyotika shares her perspective on the evolution of Indian cinema, particularly Tamil cinema, with the rise of OTT platforms. She highlights the disparity in female representation, noting the success of Malayalam cinema in offering substantial roles to women. She urges Tamil cinema to integrate more balanced character arcs and embrace web series for better gender-inclusive storytelling.

Actress jyotika recently shared her thoughts on the challenges she faced in the film industry, particularly the struggle of being sidelined in male-centric projects despite her experience and success. jyotika will soon be seen in Dabba Cartel, an upcoming web series produced by Excel Entertainment and directed by Hitesh Bhatia.

jyotika responded to a fan's comment comparing her husband Suriya to Vijay, which sparked discussions online. The exchange drew attention after jyotika deleted her laughing reply. Meanwhile, she is busy promoting her Netflix film 'Dabba Cartel' and balancing family life with Suriya.

Actress jyotika, who is gearing up for the release of her upcoming web series 'Dabba Cartel' on OTT on 28 February, recently stirred the internet with her reply to a fan who called Thalapathy Vijay a better actor than her husband, Suriya. After the comment went viral on the internet, she deleted it.

The 'Dabba Cartel' cast, including Shabana Azmi, Anjali Anand, jyotika, and Shalini Pandey, discuss their profession's realities. Shabana Azmi calls herself a "greedy actress," unapologetically seeking roles. The Netflix series premiered on February 28, exploring women's lives in a high-stakes operation.

Shabana Azmi, renowned for her portrayal of complex characters, steps into the role of Kashi--an enigmatic woman whose strength quietly but undeniably commands attention.

jyotika returns to Bollywood with 'Srikanth' and stars in 'Dabba Cartel', focusing on themes of casual sexism and women’s independence. Despite years in the industry, jyotika faces discrimination linked to her marriage to Suriya and discusses its impact on her career. 'Dabba Cartel' premieres on Netflix on February 28.

Shibani Dandekar revealed Javed Akhtar’s suggestion of Shabana Azmi for 'Dabba Cartel' was coincidental, as Shabana was already being considered. Shabana agreed to join the series quickly during a brief Zoom call, impressing Shibani, who admired her work since childhood.

Shabana Azmi shared a humorous incident where a 20-year-old crew member failed to recognize her and mistook her for Shibani Dandekar at the Dabba Cartel trailer launch. Shabana expressed admiration for the increasing presence of women in film crews and responded playfully to a teasing remark by her husband, Javed Akhtar.

Filmmakers and actors stress the importance of transcending gender labels, achieving pay equality, and representing women authentically in cinema. They highlight progress in diverse roles for women and acknowledge ongoing challenges like pay disparity and objectification. They advocate for more opportunities and respect for women artists.

Shabana Azmi discussed "women-centric" storytelling and debates with Zoya Akhtar about being labeled a "female director." Azmi believes highlighting gender differences is important for celebrating unique perspectives. She emphasizes the need for increased visibility for women in film, noting the journey to equality is still far off.