Sonakshi Sinha: 35 Movies Thriving Sans Kissing Scenes

Sonakshi with beautiful eyes is in the news these days. This domineering girl with an innocent face but full of attitude, who made the cinema world crazy in 2010, is shining in the sky of Bollywood even after 14 years with the same attitude as she was when she arrived. Like in the movies and on Day One, even today she is taking all the decisions herself.

Sonakshi has consistently set her own boundaries about what she likes to present on the screen. Unlike many Bollywood actresses, she has never been under pressure to do kissing scenes or overly revealing body shots. To be precise, she has done 35 films without going through that path, even at the beginning of her career.

Sonakshi's Stance: No Bold Scenes, No Compromise

Isn't it amazing? In today's cinema, when kissing scenes, scenes of removing clothes, and even having sex on screen are considered the new normal, Sonakshi is the only person who has been asking the directors strictly to avoid such scenes from the very beginning. She has never been afraid to say a big 'NO' clearly. Whenever any filmmaker asked Sonakshi to do such scenes, Sonakshi expressed her mighty attitude in front of him and said clearly, "Listen, I do not like to do such scenes at all and neither will I do it. If you still want to cast me in your film, then we should find some other way, except these scenes. If you don't do that, you can choose someone else." Do you know how this blunt statement ultimately affected the producers? Guess what? Sonakshi says that this candidness of hers, works perfectly and the good directors see her talent and know that she will be able to bring a unique touch to her role. So, they collaborate with her to explore ways of telling the story without the need for those ultra-bold scenes.

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Sonakshi said this during an interview after the success of her latest film Heeramandi. Making a film is never easy, but it seems to have made Sonakshi an even stronger actress, she says she has gained a lot of knowledge from many senior actresses and is more confident than ever.

Thus, moving forward on her own terms is the most important thing for her. Sonakshi Sinha is a successful Bollywood actress and that too without revealing skin or giving kissing scenes, while staying in her comfort zone. She is truly an example for all budding female artists who want to pursue their dreams, on their own terms.

However, the fact that Sonakshi's story is not only entertaining but also exciting makes it even more interesting considering that Bollywood is a place where sizzling chemistry and intimate scenes bring any new actress into the limelight overnight, hence these are Often shown as a shortcut to success. So, how did Sonakshi find her place without being affected by those pressures?

Sonakshi is a strong actress who knows how to make a place in the film industry on the basis of her super talent. She don't need to rely on skin shows to keep the audience focused. Some people say it's a matter of proper support. Sonakshi comes from a filmy family (her father is the great actor Shatrughan Sinha), so she didn't face any compulsion while growing in the industry. And like her father, daughter Sonakshi is also a domineering person.

Whatever may be the reason, this achievement and victory of Sonakshi is fresh air. She is showing the young actresses that if they have talent and are willing to work hard and with dedication, then there should be no compulsion for them to do kissing scenes or give skin shows. They can be as successful as they want. It is the process of having faith in yourself and keeping your principles intact. And that's a message we should be proud of and happy about.

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