Renowned actress Celina Jaitly recently shared insights into her perspective on the ongoing struggle for women’s rights, her Bollywood journey, and more. Jaitly, who felt a sense of security until the passing of her mentor, Mr. Feroz Khan, spoke candidly about facing uncomfortable situations in the film industry. As the daughter of a war hero, she navigated challenges while staying true to her principles.
During a conversation with Zoom, Celina expressed gratitude for the sacrifices of countless women throughout history that have contributed to today’s progress in women’s liberation. Despite acknowledging advancements, she emphasized the continuous fight for equality. Celina condemned violence and the consequences of decisions made by individuals driven by war.
The actress delved into the MeToo movement in Bollywood, identifying power dynamics as the root issue. She highlighted the necessity for systemic changes and legal protections to comprehensively address sexual harassment. Despite the awareness raised by the movement, Celina emphasized the persistence of the issue and the need for decisive actions to address it.
Shifting focus to her recent endeavors, Celina shared her newfound passion for singing. Explaining that her late mother had always encouraged her to sing, Celina admitted not paying much attention to the suggestion. However, grief following her mother’s demise led her to music, and she was pleasantly surprised by the positive reception of her songs.
