Aamir Khan has expressed his dismay at “chauvinistic” films, saying they are hindering Bollywood’s progress.
gave 3 idiots The actor, who is currently campaigning for the Oscars for his much-hyped film Missing Ladies, addressed the issue of the industry promoting a sense of chauvinism everywhere.
During a recent conversation with BBC Asian Network, The actor was praised for revolutionizing the film landscape.
Responding to a question about contemporary films showing ‘chauvinistic’ attitudes, the 58-year-old said he felt ‘sad’ about the notion.
“It sets us back a decade. So it’s sad. I wish we didn’t see it, but it’s part of life,” he told the outlet.
“Many people strongly support patriarchy. Many people support patriarchy in a very hidden way.”
Also, the producer admitted that patriarchy is a ‘deep-rooted’ problem and cannot be eradicated overnight.
gave annihilation The actor added, “And it’s not that great, but I think these are the things that will slowly change. And stories can really change people’s hearts.”
“It’s very unlikely to see change overnight, especially in something like patriarchy.”
On the professional front, the actor announced his upcoming film. Stars on earth To be released in 2025.