Swara Bhasker Clarifies Padmaavat Jauhar Remark: ‘Never Said Rani Padmaavati Was a Coward’
- Swara Bhasker clarified that she never called Rani Padmaavati or the women who performed jauhar cowards, addressing backlash from her comments on Padmaavat's jauhar scene.
- She explained her remarks focused on the film's potential message to rape survivors and the cinematic portrayal of sexual violence, rather than criticizing historical figures.
- Bhasker urged people to consider the full context of her statements and criticized the spreading of false translations and narratives on social media.
- The controversy reignited after Bhasker revisited her 2018 open letter criticizing Padmaavat's climax and its depiction of a woman's worth related to chastity.
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Swara Bhasker Clarifies Remarks on ‘Padmaavat’ Jauhar Scene Amid Backlash | 🎥 LatestLY
Actress Swara Bhasker issued a video statement clarifying that she never called Rani Padmini or women who performed Jauhar in 'Padmaavat' cowards, asserting that her recent comments were mistranslated, taken out of context, and used to create a false narrative online. 🎥 Swara Bhasker Clarifies Remarks on ‘Padmaavat’ Jauhar Scene Amid Backlash.
Swara Bhaskar has clarified her statement about the Jauhar incident in Padmaavat. She said that her words are being mistranslated and falsely spread. Read what the actress said.
Swara Bhaskar clarifies Padmaavat Jauhar comment amid backlash: 'I absolutely did not say Rani Padmavati was a coward'
Swara Bhaskar has addressed the backlash over her comments on the Padmaavat Jauhar scene. The actress clarified that her remarks were allegedly mistranslated and explained what she intended to say.
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