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Janhvi Kapoor on Peddi: "Violating" Shoot & "Extreme Objectification"
28 Oct
Summary
- Actress acknowledges film's harmful narrative and societal impact.
- She admits to discomfort and a violating experience during the shoot.
- Janhvi expresses regret for not being more vigilant or vocal.
Actress Janhvi Kapoor has addressed the controversy surrounding the film Peddi, acknowledging viewer concerns about its portrayal of women and instances of extreme objectification. Speaking on Koffee With Karan, Kapoor reflected on her responsibility and the potential negative societal impact of the film's narrative, particularly concerning her gender.
Kapoor described her experience during the shoot as "violating" and admitted to feeling discomfort throughout the filming process. She expressed regret for not being more vigilant or vocal, stating she carries the weight of not having done more to prevent the problematic elements of the narrative.
The controversy centered on the film's depiction of women, with audiences criticizing the objectification of Kapoor's character and a narrative perceived as potentially normalizing sexual assault. Following the backlash, the film's director announced changes would be made to address audience concerns.
