Janhvi Kapoor says 'artistic freedom' in Ranbir's photo shoot
Ranveer Singh is naked in the photo shoot. Practice is going on with this photo shoot done by Ranveer for 'Paper' magazine. Seeing Ranveer like this, some are praising, some are frowning. Ranveer is also involved in legal entanglement for this photo shoot. He is accused of belittling women's femininity and hurting their feelings by doing such photoshoots. Again, many Bollywood people have stood by the actor by praising this brave photoshoot. This time, Janhvi Kapoor opened her mouth on the same issue.
Ranveer Singh is naked in the photo shoot. Practice is going on with this photo shoot done by Ranveer for 'Paper' magazine. Seeing Ranveer like this, some are praising, some are frowning. Ranveer is also involved in legal entanglement for this photo shoot. He is accused of belittling women's femininity and hurting their feelings by doing such photoshoots. Again, many Bollywood people have stood by the actor by praising this brave photoshoot. This time, Janhvi Kapoor opened her mouth on the same issue.
Janhvi Kapoor came to an event on Friday and faced the reporters. When asked about Ranveer's photo shoot, Janhvi said, 'I think it's artistic freedom and I don't think anyone should be analyzed for artistic freedom.'
Vidya Balan said on this same question on Friday, 'Where is the problem? First time a man has done that, don't even let us see it.' When asked about the FIR filed against Ranveer regarding the photo shoot, Vidya said, 'I think they have nothing special to do, so they are spending their time like this. If you don't like it, close the paper, or throw it away. What is the need for an FIR?'
Bengali actress Sumna Chakraborty opened up about Ranveer's photo shoot. Sharing the news of FIR filed against Ranveer Singh on her Instagram story, Sumana wrote, 'I am a woman. However, in this case, I did not feel that my femininity was belittled anywhere. Even, my feelings were not hurt.'
Not only her own statement, Sumna brought up the statement of the elderly, mother Shivarga Chakraborty. Sumana's mother Shivarga Chakraborty wrote, 'The pictures were great, only God knows what feelings were hurt. Maybe they wanted to see more.
