Actress Divya Dutta feels that over the years Bollywood has improved when it comes to female actors. The actress feels that the filmmakers are coming up with varied and strong female roles in their movies.

“I think it (Bollywood) has got better. This year, my seven films will be releasing and I have very different roles in each one of them,” said Divya Dutta to IANS.

Divya Dutt also feels that the actresses are no longer in the movies just to add glamour quotient but have strong characters and are crucial to the storyline. She is also happy with the amount of woman-centric movies being made.

“I think the audience has become very receptive. Filmmakers are very receptive. They are doing new things, generating new roles. I think it's really beautiful," she added.

Divya Dutta, who started her career in 1994, was last seen in ‘Special Chabbis’.

She has also done notable roles in films like ‘Kasoor’, ‘Baghban’, ‘Veer-Zaara’, ‘Aaja Nachle’, ‘Welcome to Sajjanpur’, ‘Delhi-6’ and ‘Heroine’.