Yami Gautam on working on with biggest directors: A good director will always push you

She received high appreciation for the authenticity and intensity of her performance in Aditya Suhas Jambhale's Article 370.

Renowned for her outstanding roles in Indian cinema, Yami Gautam has continuously won accolades for her versatility and commitment to her craft from critics and filmmakers alike.

Yami attributes her development as an artist to her work with some of the best directors, such as Shoojit Sircar on Vicky Donor, Sriram Raghavan on Badlapur, and now rumoured to be Suparn Varma on Shah Bano.

Yami has shown herself to be a creative force over the years, succeeding in a variety of formats, including OTT platforms and theatrical releases. Her remarkable consecutive triumphs demonstrate her development as an actress and solidify her position as a dominant force in the field.

From her first appearance in Vicky Donor (2012) to her most recent hit, Dhoom Dhaam, Yami has consistently taken on a variety of difficult roles that show off her ability to carry a movie and enthral viewers.

In an interview, Yami expressed how directors play a crucial role in helping actors push their boundaries and improve. Emphasizing their influence, she said, “Directors do shape your craft, and a good director will always push you. Cinema is indeed a director’s medium,” highlighting her deep respect for their vision. This is evident in Yami’s remarkable evolution since her debut. She has collaborated with some of the finest directors across diverse genres, each contributing significantly to her growth as an actor and helping her explore new dimensions in her performances.

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She received high appreciation for the authenticity and intensity of her performance in Aditya Suhas Jambhale's Article 370. Yami gave a compelling performance in Behzad Khambata's A Thursday, which further showcased her emotional range. Under the direction of Amit Rai, she maintained her impressive performance in OMG 2.

She is currently getting ready for yet another significant role in a Suparn Varma-directed movie that is based on Shah Bano's actual court case. This performance promises to be yet another turning point in her developing career.