Riddhi Dogra on Women in Cinema: “It’s a Great Time to Be a Female Actor”

Television and film actress Riddhi Dogra, known for her versatile performances in shows like Asur, The Married Woman, and Maryada: Lekin Kab Tak?, is optimistic about the evolving landscape for women in the entertainment industry. In a recent media interaction, the actress shared her thoughts on the positive shift in opportunities and recognition for female actors, both in mainstream cinema and digital platforms.

 

Speaking about the changing dynamics, Dogra said, “It is a very positive environment for female actors. Whether it’s Kareena Kapoor, Kajol, Madhuri Dixit, Priyanka Chopra, Tabu—these women are proving that being female is not a limitation. They continue to deliver powerful performances and are paving the way for so many of us.” Her comments reflect a growing sentiment in the industry that celebrates female-led narratives and diverse roles for women beyond traditional stereotypes.

 

Dogra’s own career showcases this transformation. From playing layered characters on television to making her mark in films like Lakadbaggha, Jawan, Tiger 3, and the upcoming The Sabarmati Report, she has steadily built a body of work that reflects depth and range. Her presence in both commercial blockbusters and content-driven stories highlights the increasing space for female actors in varied genres.

 

As more female stars take center stage and lead big projects, Dogra believes the momentum is only building. “They’re opening pathways for zillions of us,” she said. With actresses commanding powerful roles and stories focused on women’s experiences gaining popularity, Riddhi Dogra’s confidence in this being a defining era for female performers rings especially true.

 

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