“When an actor gets appreciated for a good performance, half of the credit must go to the co-star. Kriti, who has shared screen space with Vikrant Massey in the film, shares that having a great co-star eases her job. It was essential for me to understand the life experiences that built her personality up for each stage, beginning from when she’s just 18.” Talking about the homework she put in for the character and the story, she says, “Aditi’s arc spans over 10 years. The eight-month long break allowed me to spend time understanding my character, Aditi,” she says. During filming, I felt that I had reinvented myself as an actor.
“This was the first time we were shooting in the pandemic period. For many reasons, shooting for 14 Phere was a novel experience, says the Taish-actor. Kriti, who has had her share of success and failure, says she treats each film as her first. This question is what sets 14 Phere apart from other wedding-based films,” says Kriti. When a parent expresses dissatisfaction over their kid’s life decisions, it can result in children wondering why their choices are being doubted. “We have tried to explore how disparity in marriage principles between two generations affects children. “Though it talks about marriage, it’s more than just a wedding film,” she says. Having starred in Shaadi Mein Zaroor Aana and Veere Ki Wedding, the recently released 14 Phere is the actor’s third wedding-themed film.
The actor is not new to films focussed on weddings. “While I knew we made a good film, I did not foresee the popularity of my character from Shaadi Mein Zaroor Aana, Aarti Shukla, making people call me Aarti, instead of Kirti,” she says. Kriti debuted in Bollywood with Raaz: Reboot in 2016, but recognition came only a year later. Social media had just begun to flourish, and it was a great tool to assess acceptance and reach.” Kriti Kharbanda This time, I could comprehend the response. “Googly changed everything for me in the South I went on to sign five massive projects.
It was a strange experience,” she says, adding that when her next big blockbuster came in the form of Googly, co-starring Yash, public attention was easier to process. During one such family outing to a shopping mall, I remember being mobbed by a crowd. My mother and I were running a boutique back then, and we would casually go out. “I was too young to understand what was happening around me when my first Kannada film, Chiru, got released in 2010. The actor, who has appeared in over 28 films across four languages in a career spanning over a decade, says it took a while to fathom the profession’s coveted derivative: fame. Ever since her debut with the Telugu film, Boni, in 2009, Kriti Kharbanda has been juggling projects in multiple languages, and now is on her way to establishing a footing in Bollywood.
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