Rabya Kulsoom made an appearance as a guest on the FHM podcast, where she discussed how women are mistreating feminism.
During the candid conversation with the host, the actress shared her perspective on the current state of feminism, noting how some women have veered off course, leading to a misconstrued understanding of the movement.
She perfectly highlighted the shift away from the core principles of empowerment and equality for women, emphasizing that the original aim was never to promote animosity towards men.The woman further mentioned examples of the cards used in Aurat March that completely distort the true essence of women's needs. Sign cards with messages like"do your work yourself" and"press your clothes" undermine the genuine purpose of the movement, which is quite nonsensical.
By addressing these misconceptions, she aims to steer the narrative back towards a more inclusive and positive direction, where feminism can truly serve its purpose of creating a more equitable society for all. Netizens lauded Rabya for being the first to speak sensibly on the topic of feminism and commended her for eloquently explaining the true essence of the movement.
It is pertinent to mention here that Rabya Kulsoom is the daughter of veteran actress Parveen Akbar and the sister of Faizan Sheikh.Umer Butt faces backlash for derogatory remarks against Jannat Mirza
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