Bollywood actor Kriti Sanon has always been one to take the road less traveled. From making bold film choices to proving her versatility with each role, she has carved a space in Bollywood that is uniquely hers. Whether it’s Mimi, Teri Baaton Mein Uljha Jiya, or Do Patti, she has constantly challenged herself, refusing to be boxed into one genre. Crew was no different—standing tall alongside Kareena Kapoor Khan and Tabu, Kriti brought her spark, making Divya Rana a character to remember.

Kriti Sanon on Crew’s first anniversary

Kriti said, “When a flim like this that’s on three women belonging to different generation having done different kind of roles comes together to do a comedy film which firstly people don’t expect that people expect if it’s like three women or it’s gonna be like men bashing woman empowerment something like that but no it can be a simple story of three women it doesn’t have to be related to “women” it could be men and the story would remain the same and you know that’s the beauty of crew.”