The critically acclaimed actress Radhika Apte is expressing her honest opinion and never hold it back at interviews. In one such recent interaction, the Scared Games actress opened up and shared her views on important issues such as nepotism, pay parity among other issues pertaining to the Indian film industry.

She was last seen opposite Dev Patel and Jim Sarbh in the British-American action thriller titled The Wedding Guest which met with mixed critical reception.

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 In a recent conversation with Mumbai Mirror, she was asked about how different was the work culture overseas. She was quoted as saying, "People there are always on time and they pay on time. These are the two significant differences."

The actress was also asked about her views on nepotism to which she replied, “I don’t like the word outsider. If I’m a director and my son wants to be an actor, why shouldn’t I launch him? The industry today is a blend of both worlds. On one hand there’s Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone and Kangana Ranaut who were not born into a film family but have made it big and then there are the star kids. I like that abroad you can go to drama school and then for auditions like everyone else for a role. It’s a fair playing ground there. With casting directors in Bollywood, things are changing here too."

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On the work front, Radhika would next be seen playing Noor Inayat Khan, the first female wireless operator to be flown into occupied France in a Hollywood spy thriller.