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Bollywood is still not open to outsiders: Director Leena Yadav on nepotism

Yadav's insights also highlighted a shift from the era of the 70s and 80s which she believed to be more progressive in nature compared to the current one

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Leena Yadav at the 10th India International Foreign Tourism Conclave (IIFTC)

Leena Yadav at the 10th India International Foreign Tourism Conclave (IIFTC)

Leena Yadav the director of critically acclaimed films like Parched, Shabd, Teen Patti, etc. shared insightful perspectives speaking at one of the knowledge sessions on ‘Breaking the glass ceiling’ at the 10th India International Foreign Tourism Conclave (IIFTC).

Her remarks emphasised the enduring influence of family connections, the ascendancy of star kids, the industry's shift away from the progressive spirit of the 70s and 80s, and the pivotal role of big actors in budget determinations. She emphasised the importance of prioritising talent and creativity over family connections, highlighting the need for the industry to represent the wealth of talent it draws from.
 
Speaking at the session Leena said; “There is a persisting influence of family connections and unwavering preference for star kids in Bollywood even today. This legacy-centric approach perpetuates disparities, limiting opportunities for talented outsiders and reinforcing the industry's family-driven nature.”

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