Filmmaker Meghna Gulzar doesn't agree with the distinction between movies as female-driven or male-centric, and says films are films irrespective of which gender takes centrestage. "Women cannot get good box office numbers is becoming a very jaded argument. Because the trade itself is saying that audience does not discriminate between female-driven or male-centric films," Meghna told IANS.

"The thing is that we don't call male-centric films that, so why do we call female-driven films female-driven films. We need to lose this discrimination. Films are films. Good films will work and bad films won't work," added the Raazi maker.