VIDEO-‘Indian boys still want a virgin girl for marriage’, Bollywood actress Neena Gupta made a frank statement on male mentality.

Neena Gupta Interview: Bollywood actress Neena Gupta, in a recent conversation, has expressed her deep concern over the complexities of patriarchy and discrimination against women in Indian society. She said that many people believe that things are getting better with time, but in reality women still face many obstacles, especially in terms of marriage and in-laws.

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Demand for virgin bride is normal

Besides, Neena also clarified that even today the demand for a virgin bride is normal in Indian families. He said that even today people want virgin wives. What has changed now? Are you talking about India? People like us who are open minded are not the real India. In real India, women are still buried under traditional pressures, wearing pallu on their heads and touching the feet of their father-in-laws.

Not only this, to further strengthen her point, Neena shared 2 examples from her family, in which she told that when a girl, who worshiped Sai Baba, did not want to live with her husband and family in Mumbai, her mother-in-law did not allow Sai Baba’s picture to be kept in her room and instructed her to keep only the picture of her family’s acknowledged guru.

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Became a single mother at the age of 30

For example, Neena told the story of her niece, who was forbidden by her mother-in-law from keeping family photos on her bedside table. These incidents make it clear that even today women are struggling for their personal desires and identity in the family. Let us tell you, Neena Gupta also revealed that she became a single mother at the age of 30 and welcomed her daughter Masaba without marriage. She said that this decision was right for her, but she does not want to give it as advice for everyone.