Huma Qureshi breaks silence on carving her own path in Bollywood: “I don’t have access to certain rooms but I’m not going to be punched down by the system” : Bollywood News

In an industry where access often determines opportunity, Huma Qureshi has steadily built her own space one fearless performance at a time. From Gangs of Wasseypur to Maharani and now Delhi Crime, the actor has consistently redefined what it means to be a leading woman in Hindi cinema one who challenges norms even as she thrives within the system.

Huma Qureshi breaks silence on carving her own path in Bollywood: “I don’t have access to certain rooms but I’m not going to be punched down by the system”

“I’ve not worked with some of the so called ‘biggies’ of the industry. I don’t have access to certain rooms, I don’t get offered certain films. But I’m not going to be punched down by the system, I’m going to make my own opportunities," she said, her voice steady but resolute.

Her approach is a testament to perseverance and purpose in a landscape still governed by hierarchy and influence. By choosing stories that resonate with strength, vulnerability, and complexity, Huma continues to challenge the idea that only proximity to power ensures success.

In an industry obsessed with cliques and camps, Huma Qureshi stands as a reminder that true power lies in persistence and in the courage to build your own lane, even when the system doesn’t hand you one.

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