12 January,2024 01:35 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
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Bollywood star Sonam Kapoor, who returns to the movies this year post her pregnancy, is ready to explore streaming platforms if she is approached with a tentpole film or series! Sonam explains, "For me, being a part of good content and good cinema is all that matters. The platform where it's releasing is immaterial because the world has changed. I'm excited to lead a project on streaming that bowls people over. I'm thoroughly loving the diversity of content out there."
Sonam is an avid watcher of content on streaming and is happy how the platforms have changed the content appetite of people. She says, "I have always been wanting to make my foray into streaming, provided I'm headlining a tentpole film or a series on a global streaming platform. I have been a binge watcher of the outstanding content that streaming platforms have been creating for years now."
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She adds, "I believe streaming platforms have pushed the content envelope of our country, have made it more creatively disruptive & dynamic. The bar that streaming content has set globally as well as in India is incredible. Streaming allows you to experiment a lot as an artiste. It is a very exciting medium for me. So, I'm all game to make my debut on streaming." Sonam further says, "I know my debut on streaming has been a long time coming and I hope people will really love what I'm going to offer."
The actress recently revealed that it took her over a month to feel like herself after the birth of her son Vayu. Sonam and her husband Anand Ahuja welcomed their first child on August 20, 2022. Sharing pictures of herself from a recent photoshoot, Sonam shared that she has been evolving 'slowly and steadily' and is grateful for her body. She said, "It's taken me 16 months to feel like myself again. Slowly steadily without any crash diets and crazy workouts just consistent self-care and baby care. I'm not there yet but almost where I want to be⦠still very very grateful for my body and how incredible it has been."
