'Mean Girls' Avantika Vandanapu Talks About Indian Women Making Waves In Hollywood: Honoured To Be A Part Of This Legacy

Avantika Vandanapu opened up about South Asian women making their mark in Hollywood. She revealed how proud she is to be a part of this legacy.

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Indian-origin actor Avantika Vandanapu has been making waves in Hollywood with her performance in ‘Mean Girls.’ The actor starred in the reboot of the iconic teen movie and played the role of Karen Shetty. In a recent interview, the actor opened up about South Asian women making their mark in the West and how proud she is of everyone.

In a conversation with PTI, Avantika Vandanapu talked about how happy she is to see Indians being represented aptly in the West. She said, “It has been a long time coming considering we are a large population with so many incredibly, beautiful, and talented women. It was time that a community of 1.5 billion people was represented on the global (stage)."

The actor continued, “It's amazing that Indian women have kind of been able to shine their light in Hollywood... I feel honoured to be a part of this legacy.”

Directed by Samantha Jayne and Arturo Perez Jr, ‘Mean Girls’ is a modern twist to the classic 2004 film. The film follows Cady Heron as she joins The Plastics – helmed by Regina George, Gretchen, and Karen.

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