‘Mardaani’s not a crusade against men’
5 Sep 2014 8:53 PM GMT
After helping Apne Aap Women Worldwide’s survivor activist, Fatima Khatoon win Rs.25 lakh at the eight season of Kaun Banega Crorepati, the actress joined Khatoon and Apne Aap founder, Ruchira Gupta here to speak on the issue of sex-trafficking. She said that through the Yash Raj Films' latest project, she wants to send out a message on the subject that's close to her heart.
‘Trafficking is something that we know is happening around us. But we can only sympathise. It was important to do the film which is relevant. It gives strength to people and inspires them,’ she told reporters here Thursday.
The film has made an impact on a lot of people including men, she said. ‘Men have cried watching the film. It's not about men bashing. It's not a crusade against men. It's about going against those who have turned into animals.
‘Trafficking is something that we know is happening around us. But we can only sympathise. It was important to do the film which is relevant. It gives strength to people and inspires them,’ she told reporters here Thursday.
The film has made an impact on a lot of people including men, she said. ‘Men have cried watching the film. It's not about men bashing. It's not a crusade against men. It's about going against those who have turned into animals.
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