Kriti Sanon reacts to 'Tere Ishk Mein' being labeled 'toxic'
What's the story
Actor Kriti Sanon recently defended her latest film, Tere Ishk Mein, which has been criticized as "toxic" by a section of fans. In an interview with Zoom, she said that the terms "toxic" and "red flag" have become common in today's society and that opinions about her character, Mukti, depend on individual perspectives. The film also stars Dhanush and is directed by Aanand L Rai.
Character defense
'Toxic' and 'red flag' are common terms now: Sanon
Sanon said, "'Debate is a great part of it. At the end, a lot of people are feeling like both are right and wrong at some points." "Your moral compass is not toward one person, which is great because human beings make mistakes." "If your heart is not wrong or you're not an evil person and you made a mistake, there's always a reason why you did what you did. It is a perspective."
Character's guilt
Sanon explained her character's guilt in 'Tere Ishk Mein'
Sanon also spoke about her character Mukti and the immense guilt she felt over her questionable actions. "She is destroyed in her own world. Someone who is as empathetic as her and feels and cares so much - imagine the kind of guilt that person would carry," Sanon said. "If they feel they unintentionally also destroyed someone's life and were responsible for someone's death."
Future ventures
Sanon's upcoming projects and film's reception
Sanon will next be seen in Cocktail 2, co-starring Shahid Kapoor and Rashmika Mandanna. Tere Ishk Mein has received mixed reviews from audiences, with some praising its intense storyline while others slamming it for showcasing "toxic love." The film explores complex human emotions and relationships, and performed well at the box office.