Feminism, according to Neena Gupta, is “faltu,” and it is unnecessary to think that women and men are equal

In a recent conversation, Neena Gupta discussed feminism and the question of whether women and men are equal. She did not hold back. In an interview with Ranveer Allahabadia for his podcast, the actor referred to feminism as “faltu” (useless) and stated that the idea of gender equality is unneeded. She added that guys will be treated equally to women the day they become pregnant.

In an interview with Ranveer Allahabadia, Neena Gupta stated in Hindi, “I would like to clarify that it is not necessary to subscribe to the notion that ‘women are equal to men’ or ‘faltu feminism,’ which is useless feminism. Rather, concentrate on becoming financially independent and attending to your work. Do not despise being a homemaker; it is a valuable position. Elevate your self-worth and refrain from perceiving oneself as insignificant. That is the primary point I wish to make. Men and women are also not on an equal footing. We shall be equal on the day that males begin to conceive.”

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“You need a man,” the star continued, giving an example from her own life. I’ll share a brief tale. I had to leave at six in the morning once. That was the period when I was single. It was dark when I left the house at four in the morning. I was terrified when a man began to follow me. I returned home and was late for my trip. I purchased the identical ticket the following day. However, he dropped me off at my male friend’s house, where I stayed. I require a male.

Neena’s movies

The seasoned actor starred in the web series Charlie Chopra and The Mystery Of Solang Valley by Vishal Bhardwaj, as well as Mrs. Chatterjee vs. Norway this year. She also acted in Lust Stories 2, a short film directed by R Balki. One of Neena’s next projects is Metro In Dino, directed by Anurag Basu.