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3:15Now PlayingIn a recent conversation on Ranveer Allahabadia's podcast, Neena Gupta shared her perspective on feminism and the concept of equality between men and women. The actress candidly referred to feminism as 'faltu' (useless) and expressed her belief that true equality would only be achieved when men can experience pregnancy.Neena Gupta stated, "I want to convey that it's not necessary to believe in 'faltu feminism' or the idea that 'women are equal to men.' Instead, focus on achieving financial independence and giving attention to your work. If you're a housewife, don't look down on it; it's an important role. Boost your self-esteem and avoid thinking of yourself as small. That's the main message I want to convey. Men and women are not equal. The day men start getting pregnant, that day we will be equal."Elaborating on her viewpoint, the actor shared a personal anecdote, recounting a time when she had to catch an early morning flight and felt vulnerable walking alone in the dark. She emphasized the need for a man's presence in certain situations.This year, Neena Gupta appeared in projects such as "Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway" and Vishal Bhardwaj’s web series "Charlie Chopra and The Mystery Of Solang Valley." Additionally, she featured in R Balki’s short film "Lust Stories 2" and has Anurag Basu’s "Metro In Dino" lined up. For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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