British-Indian businessman Raj Kundra was arrested by Mumbai police on July 19 for alleged production and distribution of pornographic content.
However, this has given netizens reasons for embarrassing women from the entertainment industry.
Son singer Mohapatra brings to social media to respond to the trolling.
Reacting to Raj Kundrra’s arrest, he shared a standalone video from a hotel room with the latest ‘Oak Din’ song in the background and confirmed the difference between aka aliases, and trade in a series of tweets.
Blow-up #Rajkundra can’t be a reason to throw obscene comments to our schedule & say things like, you …
https://t.co/6S8e4olout— Sona Mohapatra (@Sonamohapatra) 1627292947000
Talking about this further, in exclusive interactions with Etimes, Sona reiterated again, “This is something I experienced throughout my life and now seeing it strengthened in the entertainment industry very frustrating.
As a woman in India, we mostly grow in an environment where embarrassing And blaming the girl is the default response, even when he has fumbled, released, or even verbally harassed.
“You must have done something wrong,” is the general phrase we hear repeatedly when growing up.
The fact is: safety Women in India are a serious problem and it is not a high priority for any government “.
Talking about the glamorous world of Bollywood he slammed ‘stupid’, ‘frustrated’ of people who made terrible assumptions.
“They assume that every woman in this industry is a dusty harlot shaved that can’t wait to sleep to get fame.
Let me convince everyone that this is an exception to the norm.
While there is always a shade operator in every industry in every industry, some profiles Higher than others, most of us in the entertainment industry are professionals who work hard, ethical professionals who have invested our lives in honing our crafts.
slandering us shamelessly will not be tolerated.
As a woman, we will express ourselves and we Push back against conservatism of all types.
We will wear what we want, how we want.
If you don’t like what you see, don’t hesitate to look elsewhere, “he attacked.
Sona continues to add, “The video you call is not a BTS video but what I made as an artistic reaction to the feeling above when the pornographic racket story broke in the media.
My song ‘Oak Din – Manhattan Memories’ has just been released around the world on the day same as the music video shot in Manhattan to celebrate my NYC Times Square billboard and I’m getting ready to do a concert stage after months of pandemics have many months on my plate but want to release a strong message using short video format rolls to avoid using words -say “.
He further explained, “The message is for women to have their own bodies and have the freedom to choose how they dress and express themselves.
Subversive ways to say that our clothes do not determine our moral character and that no one has our business prostitutes.”
Tell his own experience, Sona said, “I began to see comments on my timeline before I even took out this video with a shelter that showed all women from ‘Bollywood’ having loose characters etc.
Fortunately we have filters now on our social media to delete or hide to toxic comments .
But while I turned on the filter, comments inspired me to make this short video series to send strong empowerment messages.
I believe we need to have a more nuanced debate in the public domain about freeewill and approval vs.
exploitative practice and human trafficking in the adult industry .
We have a long way to create a society that is more evolved in such things and a good starting point is to start discussing our double standards especially when it comes to women.
Other people are caught running rackets, two men and it’s a reason for the police Moral, both men and women to clamp the choice and women’s freedom? Not acceptable”.
Sona Mohapatra on a shameful prostitute
