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‘I Should Have Taken Advantage Of My Privilege’: Janhvi Kapoor Calls Peddi Objectification Controversy A ‘Violating Experience’, Says She’ll Always Carry The ‘Shame’

Janhvi Kapoor recently addressed the Peddi controversy while appearing on Koffee With Karan Season 9 . During the conversation, Karan Johar brought up the distinction between “being sexy and being sexualised”, prompting the actress to reflect on her experience. Janhvi described it as a “violating experience” and admitted that, in hindsight, she believes she could have handled the situation…

‘I Should Have Taken Advantage Of My Privilege’: Janhvi Kapoor Calls Peddi Objectification Controversy A ‘Violating Experience’, Says She’ll Always Carry The ‘Shame’

Janhvi Kapoor recently opened up about her experience with the Peddi controversy on Koffee With Karan Season 9. During the discussion, Karan Johar brought up the difference between being sexy and being sexualised, prompting Janhvi to reflect on her feelings. She described the situation as a "violating experience" and admitted that she could have handled it differently in hindsight.

The actress shared that she had been hesitant to discuss the controversy because many people had worked hard on the film, making it difficult for her to find the right words. Taking responsibility for her role in the incident, Janhvi emphasized the importance of owning up to her part in the situation and acknowledged the negative impact such narratives can have on society, particularly on women.

She confessed that she still feels guilty for not speaking up more strongly at the time and believes she could have done more to avoid the negative consequences. Janhvi also expressed that she often blamed herself for not being more vigilant and following the director's instructions. She explained that her professional expectations and the pressure to conform to certain norms may have contributed to her decision-making.

Additionally, Janhvi pointed out the limited access to bound scripts in the South Indian film industry and admitted that she could have made better use of her privilege as a Kapoor family member. Looking back, she revealed that she now realizes the value of speaking up in similar situations and hopes her experience will teach others a crucial lesson.

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