Sania started playing tennis at the age of six and achieved great success in this field.
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Still, also who'll marry you, If playing in the sun makes youpale.However, how will you go to play in the event? As soon as you come a mama, your career will end, If you have to drive home after marriage.
These are the effects that presumably every girl who wants to make a career in sports has to hear to and Indian tennis star Sania Mirza has posted a videotape of herself on Instagram grounded on these words.
Without saying a word, Sania, a 34- time-old tennis player, has repeated in captions all the effects she had heard since nonage.
Similar sexist tendencies are expressed in girls who choose a unique or grueling career.
The white color has always been associated with girls intentionally and the film assiduity has played a significant part in adding this prejudice.
While some of the big stars used to appear in announcements for decolorizing creams, this prejudice was portrayed in a veritably romantic way in movie songs.
Where the idol is so upset about the color of heroin that he says,' Do not go out in the sun, the queen of beauty, the color of golden shouldn't turn black', also nearly ghazal is sung, Dhanwan is fair, everyone differently is poor.'
There are innumerous exemplifications of film songs where this prejudice has been regularly promoted. Sania presented this spring content veritably effectively.
Sania started playing tennis at the age of six and achieved great success in this field.
Indeed after her marriage to Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik and the birth of a child, Sania's career didn't come to a deadlock and indeed moment she's called the'Queen'of the tennis world.
Actress Diya Mirza has lately married businessman Vebhu Rekhi and this week Diya participated the good news of her gestation with a picture on social media. Do not vacillate
One stoner asked why they did not hear the good news before the marriage.
In response to which Diya wrote while answering the pixies," Intriguing question, we didn't get wedded because I was about to come a mama.
"We decided to get married before because we wanted to live our lives together, so this marriage isn't the result of my gestation.
This is the most beautiful and important good news of my life."
" Being a mama is the most beautiful feeling in life and it isn't applicable to associate shame with this feeling,"she added.
As women, we must have the right to make our own choices. Only a woman has the right to decide whether to come a mama without marriage or after marriage and the conceptions of the society should be changed in this regard.
Some people do not openly praise my work for fear of' movie cabal'.
While tennis star Sania Mirza and actress Diya Mirza talked about women's commission, actress Kangana Ranaut, as usual, is busy stamping on the people of Bollywood, especially the men in the assiduity.
The caravan of Kangana's movie'Thalai V' was released this week.
The film is grounded on the life of South Indian actress and political leader Jayalalithaa.
Still, Kangana didn't spare anyone on this occasion and wrote in a post on social media that his caravan is being largely praised but some people don't openly praise his work in this way for fear of' movie cabal'.
The way Deepika or Alia Bhatt do their work and big personalities like Akshay Kumar have intimately texted and complimented them.
Kangana, who has been the talk of the city on social media, said she was wearied because of her political and spiritual views.
Film Certification Appellate Tribunal in India
On the other hand, the Indian government has suddenly abolished the Film Certification Appellate Tribunal and this decision has been explosively blamed by colorful filmmakers and film personalities.
Actress Sharmila Tagore, who was the speaker of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) from 2004 to 2011, told The Indian Express that she didn't know that the government was behind the unforeseen invalidation of the institution. Still, she didn't want to note on the issue.
He said that in the history this bench has helpedfilmgoers.However, they would go to the bench, If they had a problem with the CBFC in a film or they felt that the bowdlerize board wasn't doing them justice.