Rasika Dugal's Double Standard: Why Her 'No' to Animal Raises Eyebrows
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Actor Rasika Dugal recently spoke out against misogynistic content in films like Sandeep Reddy Vanga's Animal. However, her past role in the web series Mirzapur has raised questions about her consistency in choosing projects. During a recent event, Rasika stated that she wouldn't participate in films that celebrate misogyny or propaganda. When asked about Animal, she said she wouldn't be interested in the project. However, she also mentioned that she played a character in Mirzapur who engaged in violent and misogynistic behavior, citing it as an opportunity to explore a complex character. The internet has responded to Rasika's comments, accusing her of hypocrisy. Many users pointed out that her character in Mirzapur was a prime example of the same kind of misogyny she claims to reject in Animal. Some users questioned the notion of 'empowerment' in Mirzapur, suggesting that the show's portrayal of violence and exploitation against women wasn't empowering. Others argued that Animal, despite its controversy, was a more straightforward and less problematic film compared to Mirzapur. Rasika's comments have sparked a debate about the boundaries of artistic expression and the responsibility of actors in choosing their roles. While she has the right to choose her projects, her past role in Mirzapur has raised questions about her commitment to her stated values. As the conversation continues, it's clear that this is a complex issue that requires careful consideration of the nuances involved.
