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"Kalki Koechlin has said she does not want only one type of film to be made. The actress has appeared in indie films such as That Girl in Yellow Boots and Shanghai. She told the Hindustan Times: &amp;quot;I don&amp;#039;t want a dictatorship where only an Anurag Kashyap [her filmmaker husband] can make a film; or only a &amp;#039;dark&amp;#039; filmmaker can make one kind of film. But for the longest time, that space for alternative storytelling didn&amp;#039;t exist in Bollywood. I think it&amp;#039;s happening now. &amp;quot;I never concocted a plan to change the face of Indian cinema. But I was very adamant that I won&amp;#039;t change or mould myself to fit in... I&amp;#039;m only doing what I truly believe in.&amp;quot; She went on: &amp;quot;I think I&amp;#039;m a product of a generation that sees young people being more opinionated than ever before. When I go to Bhavans College in Mumbai for rehearsals, I see the kids - they&amp;#039;re hardcore, more than I was as a teenager. The way they dress, some are goth, some are grunge.  &amp;quot;This increased awareness of the world around them has opened them to different opinions and many points of view. They are our new audience. I take them very seriously.&amp;quot;      In June, Koechlin said that she thinks Indian cinema is going through a &amp;quot;great phase&amp;quot;.  The actress called on audiences to make That Girl in Yellow Boots break even after its release last year. She will be seen next in Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani opposite Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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