I don't judge a man on how good he's in bed, reveals Bhumi Pednekar!

Bollywood star Bhumi Pednekar, who essays the female leading role in "Shubh Mangal Saavdhan" which deals with erectile dysfunction, tells the society unnecessarily places a lot of pride on and builds an ego around a man's privates, which have nothing to do with being a good human being.

Questioned about her take on how a man's masculinity is judged, the actress revealed, "Well, as a girl, I do not judge a man based on how good he is in bed because that performance has nothing to do with how good a human being he is. It is the society that has attached pride, ego, and stamina of a man on a genital organ... which is so stupid and pointless."

She further added, "From the beginning, a boy is told not to cry, not to be vulnerable... They are taught that 'mard ko dard nahi hota' (a man does not feel pain). So when they grow up, somewhere in the back of their mind, they start behaving as if their heart is built of stone.

"The genuine human compassion goes, away and ruthlessness gets nurtured. I think now we are living in a progressive society to be open enough to talk about any sexual problem, without being judgmental."

As per Bhumi, who is paired with Ayushmann Khurrana in "Shubh Mangal Saavdhan", the movie will start a dialogue among the people to get rid of the taboo around the topic of erectile dysfunction.

Clarifying how progressive the movie is, Bhumi rvealed, "We are not saying that love is enough for a happy marriage, sex is also an important part of it. But when one of your partners is suffering from any sex-related problem, both should be open to talking and resolving the issue without making it a taboo, without hesitation. And supporting each other is possible only if they are bonded over love."