Actress Sonali Kulkarni recently called women ‘lazy’ in an interview. Due to her statement, she is being trolled continuously. As soon as his video went viral on social media, people started listening to him. Now the actress has issued an apologetic statement on Twitter.
Responses I am getting
Thanking those who praised and criticized her statement, Sonali Kulkarni tweeted, “Dear everyone, I am overwhelmed with the response I am getting. I would like to thank all of you especially the entire press and media for the very mature conduct of dealing with me. Being a woman myself, I did not intend to hurt other women. I have often expressed my support for us and what it means to be a woman. I am grateful to all of you for reaching out to me personally to offer praise or criticism.
— Sonalikulkarni (@sonalikulkarni) 18 March 2023
Be able to create a happy space
He added, “Hopefully we can exchange ideas more freely. I am trying to think and support to the best of my ability not only women but the entire human race. It will only become stronger when we women shine through our weaknesses and wisdom as fair and capable beings. If we remain inclusive and empathetic, we can create a healthier, happier place to live.”
I apologize from the bottom of my heart
Sonali Kulkarni also apologized to those who were hurt by her statement and said, “If I have inadvertently hurt your feelings by saying this, I sincerely apologize. I am not happy with these headlines. Nor do I want to. To be the center of sensationalism, I am a staunch optimist and life really is I strongly believe that beautiful. Thank you for your patience and support. I have learned a lot from this incident.”
An uproar from this statement
In a recent interview, Sonali Kulkarni called women ‘lazy’. She said, “In India, we often forget that many women are just lazy. They want a boyfriend/husband who earns well, has a house and guarantees regular salary increments. But in the meantime, women forget to advocate for themselves. I request everyone to encourage women. and make them self-reliant so that they can share the household expenses with their spouses.