Actors Manoj Bajpayee, Huma Qureshi, and Kritika Kamra will take center stage at The Hindu Huddle in Bengaluru next month. They'll talk about their careers and shifting Indian entertainment scene . Film critic Rohit Khilnani will moderate the discussions on June 5 and June 6.
The Indian entertainment industry is facing tough times . Films often struggle at the box office,and even big names aren’t delivering hits. In this changing environment, a few actors stand out,thanks to their talent and consistency,connecting with audiences across different platforms and genres.
Mr. Bajpayee, with over three decades in business,is one of Indian cinema’s most respected actors. He has redefined performance in mainstream,parallel, and independent films. His roles range from the unforgettable Bhiku Mhatre in Satya to a relatable middle-class intelligence officer in The Family Man. He’s built a body of work that resonates across generations and formats. With more than 70 films under his belt,his storytelling and performances are often praised.
Huma Qureshi and Kritika Kamra are also making their mark. Ms . Qureshi has established a solid niche with performance-driven roles, especially as the lead in the acclaimed series Maharani, now in its third season. Ms. Kamra has moved from television fame to become respected actor known for her layered performances,earning accolades for projects like The Great Shamsuddin Family. Recently, she portrayed a Parsi girl in Matka King, alongside Vijay Varma. Both actresses are known for speaking their minds.
On June 5,Mr . Khilnani will chat with Ms. Qureshi and Ms. Kamra. He’ll follow up with Mr. Bajpayee on June 6. They’ll discuss their journeys,key roles, the evolution of their craft, and the changing landscape of Indian entertainment.
