Sheeba Chadha has been one of most loved actors due to her work in the film industry. In the latest episode of Hauterrfly’s The Male Feminist, Sheeba Chadha opened up about feminism and women’s safety in Delhi. The actress spoke about how she is still not over the Nirbhaya Gang Rape Case and as a mother of a daughter, she can’t get over it and has urged her daughter to stay safe by keeping a pepper spray handy and learn self-defence.
When asked if she has had any bad experiences while travelling in Delhi, Sheeba Chadha said, “Somebody coming and rubbing against you, catcalling. Delhi is like insane, ya and worst over time. Truly not a city safe for women.” The host, Siddhaarth Aalambayan spoke about how he and his wife couldn’t watch season 1 of Shefali Shah starrer Delhi Crime because his wife used to travel in a bus from Dwarka and the Nirbhaya Rape case had instilled fear in her heart. Reacting to it, the actress teared up and revealed that she’s still not over the bone-chilling case. “It’s just that when I think that somebody like a young girl can go through that, it’s unthinkable. It still bothers me because I’m a mother of a girl. I cannot get over the Nirbhaya case,” said the actress.
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Speaking further, Sheeba Chadha revealed that she has urged her daughter to do her bit to stay safe. “I’ve got my daughter a pepper spray and I’ve told her to take self-defence classes which she’s being lazy about. But I genuinely think that all girls need to take self-defence classes. It’s unacceptable. This state of affairs is disgusting,” said Sheeba Chadha.
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The actress also spoke about how her daughter often calls her out when she does or says things that reflect patriarchy and conditioning. Watch the complete video for more.
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