Kriti Sanon is currently gearing up for the release of her upcoming film, Arjun Patiala. This year, Kriti has four releases out of which one is already a big hit. Yes, we are talking about Luka Chuppi in which the actor was seen opposite Kartik Aaryan. Though both the actors were well-appreciated for their roles in the film, there were certain people, who addressed Luka Chuppi as Kartik's film. During an interaction with Bombay Times, Kriti spoke at length about the same.

On being quizzed about Luka Chuppi's success being attributed to Kartik, Kriti stated, "Though it happens at times, I think most people are scared nowadays about not mentioning the work of female actors; they fear that we might tweet about it (laughs!). Once the conversation started, Arjun (Kapoor) and I also tweeted because a similar incident happened when they started talking about the clash of Panipat (which features Kriti and Arjun) and Pati Patni Aur Woh (Kartik Aaryan, Bhumi Pednekar, Ananya Panday). There are times when actresses are not given as much importance as the actors, even when it comes to mentioning them in the headline. You don’t call a romantic film a girl’s movie."

She added, "Some people have a tendency to write in detail about the male lead’s performance and just two lines describing the leading lady’s work. That, too, they focus more on how pretty she looked. Now, that’s upsetting. Even if you didn’t like my performance or want to criticise me, please write about it. I would love that feedback. Having said that, not everyone does it. The scenario is changing and it will probably get better with more people addressing the issue. I always treated Luka Chuppi as my film and am glad that it did well. I avoid paying attention to negativity, as it spoils my happy moments."

When asked about not being on talking terms with Kartik after that, Kriti went on to say, "We clarified that in our own fun manner because sometimes, things are blown out of proportion and you wonder where these reports are coming from. We just laughed it off."