SRK
When addressing the media about the path-breaking film Dear Zindagi, SRK voluntarily threw shade at feminism for no reason. Nobody asked him about feminism. Nobody asked if the film is feminist. Yet, this is what he said: “I don’t want to sound pro-feminist and say that these girls have made a beautiful film, but they really have. I’ve always said that I enjoy making films with women.”
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Kareena Kapoor
Forgive us, but our wound is still fresh from hearing an iconic woman like Kareena Kapoor say things which indicate she isn't cleat about the definition of feminism. In a press conference for Veere Di Wedding recently, the Chameli actor said: "I believe in equality. I wouldn’t say I am a feminist, I would say I am a woman and above all, I am a human being. I am also as proud to be known as Saif Ali Khan’s wife, as I am to be Kareena Kapoor. So that is just the way I am."
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Katrina Kaif
In what is among the most puzzling things any celebrity has said, Katrina strung together two completely different things- talking about your relationships and feminism- and made a khichdi we just couldn’t swallow. "People say I am not open, but is being open only talking about your relationships? I don’t think I am feminist but I don’t think an actress should be made to speak about the men in her life when there is so much more to her and what she has achieved. We need to respect that." Okay then, Kat.
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Alia Bhatt
Alia Bhatt did a magazine interview last year which made our brain twist itself inside our skulls. Quizzed about feminism, Alia first said she calls herself a feminist, but then said she also doesn’t. To make matters worse, she said feminism is misunderstood and proceeded to give us these gems: “Wearing dresses or cooking for your family are very superficial issues--they don't come into the picture of feminism at all! In fact, very often, men keep women safe--we don't give them enough credit for that! Women are often just told, 'Stay inside!' and it becomes the man's responsibility to safeguard her. It's easier for women to stay out of dangerous situations this way because of men."
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