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Saba Azad: 'Alpha Male' Term Serves Patriarchy
16 May
Summary
- Saba Azad critiques 'alpha male' as a patriarchal construct.
- She has supportive men but doesn't grasp the 'alpha' meaning.
- Azad discusses actor responsibility in successful web shows.
Actress Saba Azad has openly challenged the notion of the 'alpha male,' asserting that the term was conceived by patriarchy to uphold its principles. She confessed during a recent interview that she fails to comprehend what the term signifies, despite having positive male figures in her life.
Azad will soon be seen again as Dr. Vidhushi Kothari in the second season of the popular web series, 'Who's Your Gynac?'. Reflecting on successful projects, she highlighted the collaborative nature of filmmaking, with writers carrying significant responsibility for narrative progression and consistency.
She further elaborated that when a show resonates with audiences, expectations naturally rise. For actors, maintaining the established character traits and emotional authenticity that viewers connected with in the first season becomes paramount for the subsequent installment.
