Sultan being called sexist says Anushka Sharma

Anushka still on Sultan

Salman Khan's "Sultan" is thundering in the cinematic world with the film having softened verging on each conceivable record up the book. On the off chance that the movies figures are something to pass by, an expansive segment of the group of onlookers has offered a major go-ahead to the film. Be that as it may, another segment of the gathering of people has found the film "sexist" for the sort of treatment it has given to Anushka Sharma's character, Aarfa. In the film, Aarfa plays a pro wrestler and tries to win an Olympic gold decoration, however on realizing that she is pregnant, she gives her fantasy a chance to take a rearward sitting arrangement.

At the point when Anushka was as of late asked in a meeting with respect to what she needed to say in regards to "Sultan" being known as a "sexist" film, she said that since the character was pregnant, she had no real option except to surrender her fantasy. Clarifying further, she said that the character had not arranged it (pregnancy) and all of a sudden overlooked that she had a fantasy. Anushka contemplated that if a lady is settling on a decision all alone, it is certainly not backward. The performer uncovered that when she read the script, it made her think with respect to what more likely than not experienced Aarfa's head that she surrendered her fantasy. Keeping herself at the spot of Aarfa, Anushka said that in the event that she were pregnant and had a film to finish, she would presumably pick her youngster over her vocation.