There is a lot talk about making a safe work culture for
women. Actress Sonakshi Sinha has also added her opinion in this regard,
telling that a shift in workplace culture is needed.
The entertainment industry be it Hollywood or Bollywood is
having its moment of reckoning in the wake of sexual abuse news coming in from
around the world.
Sonakshi is happy that women are speaking up, but feels the
debate should have started "long back".
"I think it's very important and this stir should have
been made long back. Nobody deserves to be made to feel unsafe, especially
while working. It should be something to look forward to. I am glad women are
finally speaking out," Sonakshi revealed a news agency.
Speaking of "Ittefaq" which is the remake of the
original film of the same name made in 1969, produced by B.R. Chopra, helmed by
Yash Chopra and featuring Rajesh Khanna, Sonakshi revealed, "The best part
of the character was to be able to play two sides... a good and a bad. It is
very exciting when a script challenges you like this. It will definitely
showcase another side of me as an actor work-wise."
The movie, also featuring Sidharth Malhotra and Akshaye
Khanna, released on Friday.
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