Teen Patti marked the beginning of Shraddha Kapoor's 12-year career. A few movies later, with the help of Aashiqui 2, she became a star. She has since noticed one change, which is that things are better for female actors.

Since I first started out, a lot has changed, particularly for female actors. With the actress serving as the protagonist, we are now seeing movies that are made with a female gaze. Women are not only featured prominently in a large number of movies and stories, but they are also written in a complex way, which has the potential to make a statement. The 35-year-old claims that the time is fantastic for women in Indian cinema.

With actor Ranbir Kapoor, Kapoor will next be seen in Luv Ranjan's film. A lesson she holds close to her heart is that change is the only constant; despite the fact that she claims she wouldn't change a thing about her career. Changing, evolving, learning, and unlearning must all be constant processes for an actor. As an actor, all I want is to keep getting better and try to leave yesterday's version of myself behind in order to better myself and the world a little bit.

But since she is an actor, social media is a necessary component of her job, which is also a significant shift in the course of her career. Kapoor has excelled at the same, and how. She has an astounding 75 million followers on social media. Doesn't that put a lot of pressure on her? "I prefer to think of it as the incredible love that is being showered on me rather than as pressure. My most prized possessions are my fan clubs, babudis, and gems. I regularly go through all of their reels, videos, posts, and edits that they make with such love, and I feel so grateful and overwhelmed. They are the sole reason I am here, she claims.

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