Movies Are Not A Medium To Be Role Model, Says Sara Ali Khan

Sara Ali Khan has been vocal about everything she feels right. From her ordeal with  Polycystic Ovarian Disease (PCOD) to issues pertaining between her father Saif Ali Khan and mother Amrita Singh. In an interview with a leading media agency, Sara Ali Khan said that movies are not a medium which could make an actor turn as a role model. She also said that job of an actor is convincingly tell stories.

Talking about it further, the 24 year old actress said that actors cannot showcase their personal lives and believes on cameras. The audience is very intelligent that they recognize them as actors doing their roles of telling stories honestly. Films are just a medium where directors and writers express their vision to a scenario. It reflects the views of an artist through actors. She said that different characters write for different reasons.

Sara Ali Khan also said that job of an actor ends before the film is released. Sara Ali Khan  played three fantastic roles in Kedarnath, Simmba and in Love Aaj Kal 2. But her third film received a cold response from the audience. Talking about her role in her recent film, she said, the character of Zoe must not be judged. She has never judged roles very often so that she can do justice to her character on screen. Character of Zoe was of a front footed girl who gets what she wants.

Human beings in general often self introspect the ideas they work towards. But often it mismatches the character of in a film as to the real self. She does not think that movies are the medium for actors to play role models for the audience. They have different platforms to garner larger concepts to become a role model. Recently, she also faces flak for a particular scene in Love Aaj Kal 2. She was brutally trolled for "Tum mujhe tang karne lage ho" scene and several memes were created.

To which the actress said that she is totally fine now as people often see an actress cry with a bit demure, coy, beautiful, aesthetic even though she is in a vulnerable stage. She has now moved forward from that point and will not give any satisfaction for putting me down.