New Delhi: Artist, actor, writer, and a lawyer for the creative Freedom, Suchitra Krishnamurthy is in the news with his groundbreaking project, Drama Queen, The Musical Play. This is a vibrant adaptation to their bestseling book and solo stage performance, marking Audible’s first Indian music audiobook. In a special conversation with Zee News, Suchitra opens about expression, femininity, fame and upbringing.
Q1. You have converted your single stage play drama queen into India’s first audio music. What inspired you, and what do you expect young women, in particular, take away from this performance?
“I think, first of all my enthusiasm is better, I can reach millions of people in you through a platform, so that it is really very exciting for me, I have been called from my friends and I have got DMS from Spain, London and New York and my cousin has told me that I have told me that I am a lot of people to reach so many people. Exciting and I do not know that it will help people, but I believe in expression and I think, especially as women, always’ calm, numb, slow, kama banao, kama, feel that ‘Drama Queen’ is asked to fulfill the ‘Drama Queen’, but I know that when I have displayed, I have come to know about my hand and you know that you have come to know my hand Are away ‘and the main thing that takes away from you is also that I think there is a response to laughter because more my DMS is to me that’ we are very happy ‘, so I am very happy “, so I am very happy.”
Q2 was the ‘Drama Queen’ inspired by your real life?
“Yes, this is based on my book Drama Queen, which is a fictional memoir, Main Facts Ko Fantasy Krke is the current Kara you know that Tadka Laga. So yes, it is based on my real life events.”
Q3. You started your film in front of Shah Rukh Khan, now do you ever feel a bridge to return to film production?
“I would like to make a film, surely Agar Koi Muje, Bhaut Piz Day and Bolo Chalo Liko and Direct Crowson Mai Bhaut Khushi.”
Q4. If the drama queen was ever optimized in the film or OTT series, whom would you like to play you?
“Okay, I don’t know, it depends on what level it is built, if it has just been built, you know, somewhere there are wonderful actresses who can play me, especially me.”
Q5 You entered the film industry without any support. What is your ‘Star Kids’ and the current generation of brother -in -law?
“Yes, these brother -in -law conversations have to be stopped and you know that children should be given a break because 1 out of 25 star children probably make it, or perhaps also 1 of the 100, you know, neither is there, everyone is different, everyone is different, focused across your life, so I think I think I think that try to bring back this nepotism conversation and
Q6 You are an actor, singer, writer and mother. How has your understanding about success developed?
“My definition of success has certainly changed in the last several years and today I think that success, you know that the success of success means different things for different people, so I am only talking about what it means for me, so I think if I can do something according to my ability and if I can be happy then I am a big success for me, but just make my own success, but just make myself a big success, but just make myself a big success Give it. ”
Q7 Do you think you are successful or I can say happy now?
“I’m not sad so I think I’m happy”.
Q8. If you can go back and change one thing in your journey, what will this happen?
“I will not do so much things, I will give myself some time.”
Q9. How do you define modern Indian women compared to traditional people and do you think the drama queen echoes?
“I think the drama queen will especially echo the very large spectrum of women and at the same time people and cultural and societies who are hesitant to express yourself, like the ‘Drama Queen’, ‘I am just like this’, so I think I think there is an acceptance that people can give themselves”
Q10. In a previous interview, you talked about how Bollywood has changed a lot, and you have mentioned Urfi Javed as an example of that shift. Today, Urfi won Karan Johar’s reality show The Treakers. Do you think this kind of visibility is now promoting Bollywood?
“I think visibility today is a criteria for success, so as I said that it is not about caliber or it’s anything about the eyeball. I am happy for him, I don’t know what you are talking about, but yes, now everything is just about grabbing the eyeball, but now it is the criteria for success, now it is how it can not fight.
Q11. As a mother, and someone who speaks so powerful about femininity and creative freedom that recently what are your views on the debate by Deepika Padukone’s request for 8 hours of workday after maternity?
“See that everyone has the right to demand, and everyone has the right to reject, so I think there is nothing wrong with Deepika and the manufacturers do not accept anything wrong with not accepting it, you know that there are many options that both parties are, so they are very different and people want to work, you know that, someone will speak, someone wants to speak, what you want to do is what you want and you want to do. The demands are valid and I think all rejections for those demands are also valid in rejecting it.
Q12. Your daughter Kaveri recently made her film debut. How do you guide him in this world as a mother and someone who has seen outside the industry?
“I don’t interfere, I think she likes to make her choice and she makes her decision anyway, so whatever I can do is everything can be if I need.
Q13. Recently, you had to face criticism for a post, questioning the identity of Air India Crash Surveys – something that you later apologized after realizing that it was based on wrong information. What were your immediate views as a backlash?
“See that I was quoting a journalist, I thought it was authentic, it was my fault that I had not verified, now I will verify 10 times, surely it was a mistake, well, I forgiven and what I can do, it was such a sensitive matter, I think I accept it to be more wrong. I saw it.
Q14. The drama queen is related to grief, reinforcement and creative freedom. After all, how do you help find your own voice and strength in making this drama?
“Sick give you an example, when I was opening the show, when I was very nervous, when my mother came to see the show, this drama is really based on my relationship with my mother and I was very nervous and like ‘Anko Burla Nahi Lagnai’ and when this drama was going on in the hall, she was laughing a lot and she was laughing and she was laughing and she was laughing and she was laughing and she was laughing and she was laughing and she was laughing. She was laughing and she was very laughing, she was laughing and she was laughing and she was laughing and she was laughing, she was very laughing.
Q15. Is there anything you would like to add?
Yes, please listen to the ‘Drama Queen’ on the audio. I promise that you will enjoy yourself and laugh a lot.
