Originally posted by: Coldplaying
If you find Ranbir's portrayal disrespectful to women in the name of acting objectionable, then it logically follows that the depiction of a married woman like Deepika engaging in sensual scenes for the sake of acting should also be considered wrong. While I personally don't perceive an issue with either, there seems to be a discrepancy in acceptance within this forum.
I do not find Ranbir's role in Animal objectionable because he is married (hilarious how you remember Deepika's marital status but not Ranbir's or Hritik's committed status).
I find it objectionable because the role and film both promote hatred for women aka bigotry.
And who stops married women from wearing whatever the heck they want or doing their jobs??????????? (Do adults forget that acting is a job and most of it is faking lol?) Is deepika glorifying bigotry by wearing clothes you don't like or doing scenes you won't do? NAH.
You are purposefully making strawmen arguements to defend a trash, misogynistic film and a multimillionaire who chose to make money off normalising misogyny.
I won't indulge in this further lol
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