New Delhi. The recently released film ‘Maa-Behan’ on Netflix has once again come into discussion, but this time the reason is not the story of the film but the statement of actor Ravi Kishan. Ravi Kishan, who is playing an important role in the film, has openly praised his co-star Trupti Dimri and made an interesting comment about her career.

During an interview, Ravi Kishan said that thank God that a film like ‘Maa-Sister’ came into Trupti Dimri’s life, which gave her an opportunity to get out of the image of her ‘Animal’ character. His statement is becoming increasingly viral on social media and different types of reactions are emerging on it.

Ravi Kishan further said that this film has helped in giving a new identity to Trupti Dimri. According to him, it is important for an artist not to be limited to the same type of characters, but to prove himself through different roles. Films like ‘Maa-Bahan’ work to give a different direction to the artist.

It is noteworthy that Trupti Dimri got a lot of popularity from the film ‘Animal’ released in 2023. In this film, she played the character of ‘Zoya’, which brings an important twist in the story. After this role, Tripti got huge recognition among the audience and got a lot of discussion on social media.

However, after ‘Animal’, there was a mixed reaction among the audience regarding the character of Trupti. Some people praised his acting, while some also criticized the character. Despite this, his popularity continued to increase and he got a new identity.

Now Trupti Dimri is seen with Madhuri Dixit and social media influencer Dharana Durga in the film ‘Maa-Bahan’. The story of the film revolves around a mother and her two daughters, in whose lives the absence of their father and the society’s thinking creates many challenges.

Ravi Kishan is seen playing the role of villain in the film. The film has received mixed responses from the audience, while its IMDb rating is said to be 5.5. This film, made by director Suresh Triveni, is in discussion regarding social issues. This statement of Ravi Kishan is now going beyond the film and is also creating debate on the image and typecasting of artists in the industry.