Bhumi Pednekar recently discussed the differences in working with an all-female cast in Thank You For Coming versus films with male co-stars in a recent interview. Bhumi Pednekar is presently savouring the success of her most recent film, Thank You for Coming, which has been garnering positive public reviews. Shehnaaz Gill, Dolly Singh, Shibani Bedi, and Kusha Kapila are all female actors in the movie, and it appears that they had a great time filming together. Bhumi Pednekar recently discussed the differences between working on films with all female co-stars and those with male co-stars in an interview.

Bhumi Pednekar on working in films with male co-stars

In an interview with Indian Express, Bhumi Pednekar acknowledged that in movies where she has male co-stars, she is treated as “number two.” Bhumi said when asked how working with an all-female cast is different:  There is just no insecurity here!” She further explained that previously in other films, there was always a feeling that the male co-stars were superior. “It is like, you do anything, be anywhere, and I’ve always felt like number two. It’s never been on the same footing (with the male lead), whereas here (on Thank You for Coming), we all are on the same footing,” said Bhumi.

She stated that she felt protected and secure, and that she was not made to feel terrible for answering extra questions. She claimed that on the Thank You For Coming set, all the girls had a place to talk, support one another, laugh, weep, and let their shields down. “I am genuinely just living right now, and I feel so supported by these women. I really hope I can be a support to them as well because right now all our energies are focussed on getting people to watch the film. We want this to be a movement,” said Bhumi.

About Thank You For Coming

Thank You For Coming explores topics including female companionship, being a single woman, love, and the quest of pleasure. The movie was released in theaters on October 6th, 2023, and was made by Balaji Telefilms Limited and Anil Kapoor Film Communication Network Pvt. Ltd. It was directed by Karan Boolani and written by Radhika Anand and Prashasti Singh.