Chitrangda Singh: I think a reformist society is the one where ladies have a sense of security

It’s that long stretch of the year which is committed towards skewering mindfulness over rape. April being the Rape Mindfulness month here’s taking a gander at a film that Chitrangda Singh is pleased being a piece of. The entertainer who’s been very vocal about more grounded issues like these praises about the Sudhir Mishra executive Inkaar which delivered in 2013.

Co-featuring Arjun Rampal, the film was set in the background of lewd behavior at work. “At the point when I did that film, I didn’t actually have the foggiest idea what it implied. In any case, throughout some stretch of time, the issues (appeared in the film) have gone to the light recently. Inkaar was a fair film. It centered upon the way that you can’t quit being a lady, since you need to be just about as solid as a man. That thinking was so excellent.”

Prior during Women’s Day, the entertainer maker had centered upon the issue of ladies’ wellbeing in India. She had said that as a country we should investigate the essential necessities like wellbeing of ladies. She clarified further saying, “Ladies, I believe are going through a great deal in this country, and the figures don’t lie. I think a reformist society is the one wherein ladies have a sense of security. In this way, before we consider ourselves a reformist country, we should satisfy the most fundamental thing which is to keep ladies secured and cause them to have a sense of security when they venture out.”