EP-447 | “I Thought I Wasn’t Right for Mirzapur Role”: Rasika Dugal on Bollywood, OTT & Patriarchy
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Rasika Dugal is known for her performances in films and streaming series such as Mirzapur, Delhi Crime, Manto, Qissa and Out of Love. A graduate of the Film and Television Institute of India, she is best known for playing Beena Tripathi in Mirzapur, a role that brought her widespread recognition.
In this ANI Podcast with Smita Prakash, Dugal discusses why she initially feared she was not right for Mirzapur and shares her experience of working with Pankaj Tripathi and Kulbhushan Kharbanda. She also remembers Irrfan Khan and explains what he taught her about being a good co-actor. Dugal speaks about how streaming platforms have transformed her career, the challenges women-led stories face, and the patriarchal expectations placed on women in the entertainment industry.
*Timestamps*
0:00 – Introduction
0:34 – Acting Style
3:05 – Family's Reaction to Acting
4:12 – Moving to Mumbai
6:58 – Studying at FTII
9:49 – Beena Tripathi in Mirzapur
15:07 – Intimate Scenes in Mirzapur
22:17 – Working With Kulbhushan Kharbanda
26:28 – Role in Delhi Crime
29:03 – Long-Form Storytelling
31:51 – Working With Irrfan Khan
34:15 – Working in Manto
37:25 – Scrutiny on Women Actors
42:17 – Importance of Small Details
44:11 – Violence in Mirzapur and Delhi Crime
46:09 – Creative Freedom on Sets
52:29 – Beena Tripathi’s Revenge in Mirzapur
54:49 – Working With Saif Ali Khan
59:07 – Being an Outsider
1:03:07 – Women’s Stories in Indian Cinema
1:04:13 – Working With Male and Female Directors
1:09:07 – How AI Can Help Filmmakers
1:12:43 – Conclusion