Bollywood Celebrities Who Defined Feminism In Negative Sense

1. Priyanka Chopra Born on 18 July 1982, Priyanka Chopra is an establ >> Read More...

Desi Girl is a radical feminist in her latest television show, Quantico but she denies being a feminist and says that the show is all about empowerment. She despises the bra burning feminists and their idea of hatred towards men. She compares the male and female characters of her show which thus, enables the women to compete with them and come at par.

2. Parineeti Chopra The bubbly actress, born on 22nd October 1988, lan >> Read More...

Priyanka Chopra’s younger cousin, Parineeti Chopra made a controversial statement in October 2015 on feminism by saying, "I am often confused to be a feminist, but I am not." She further says that she has raised her voice for gender inequality and that Bollywood has molded her into a strong and independent woman. Parineeti continues to talk about feminism by taking a different angle saying that she has to be particular about what she does and what she wears because she wants to be a "role model" for the younger generation.

3. Katrina Kaif Katrina Kaif is a prominent and very popular Briti >> Read More...

Kaif, in a recent interview to Vouge Magazine, admitted that is not a feminist. The Bang Bang superstar wants her personal life and love life to be kept private. According to her, actors are more than their current love affairs and breakups thus, it can be concluded that she wants to keep her relationship off the record.

4. Sonam Kapoor Sonam Kapoor, Daughter of Anil Kapoor and model Su >> Read More...

Sonam Kapoor has redefined Feminism according to her whims and fancies. According to her, Feminism is an amalgamation of womanhood and girliness. She says, “I am the girliest girl possible, but I am a complete feminist,” she said last year. “And I will not burn my bra because I want to support!”

5. Kalki Koechlin Kalki Koechlin is a famous film actress, model and >> Read More...

In a recent interview, Kalki refuted the idea of Feminism - "Feminism is being true to yourself. In this era, 'feminism' has adopted a corrupt identity and women do not want an association with such a term. The social stigma in this age has depreciated the literal meaning of feminism."

6. Vidya Balan Vidya Balan is an award winning Bollywood actress >> Read More...

In a revealing interview to The Indian Express, she talked about her movies, marriage and also, on the burning topic of Feminism and said, “I am not a feminist, and my ideas of liberation and empowerment was questioned."

7. Madhuri Dixit Madhuri Dixit is not just known as the also a smil >> Read More...

The Dhak-Dhak sensation's film, Gulaab Gang Click to look into! >> Read More... , is a take on Feminism and women’s liberation movement in the state of Uttar Pradesh. During the interview, she also denied being a feminist and commented, “I don’t think I am a feminist. I am independent and strong, which is what women should be like.”

8. Ameesha Patel Ameesha Patel was born on 9th June 1975. She is an >> Read More...

Feminism came into limelight when the media witnessed an ugly spat between Bigg Boss Bigg Boss Tamil is the Tamil language version of t >> Read More... contestant, Kushal Tandon Kushal Tandon is a famous Indian model and Hindi s >> Read More... , and Ameesha Patel. Ameesha failed to rise for the National Anthem in a theater in Mumbai due to her "monthly girly problem". She writes on Twitter - “Men like him (Tandon) are a shame to the society as he forced to speak about the intimate problem. He is a jerk."

9. Shabana Azmi Shabana Azmi is a film actress of Indian origin an >> Read More...

In a recent interview, Azmi linked feminism with patriarchy. “I would call myself a feminist. According to me, Indian cinema is a propagator of evils like patriarchy and therefore, helping in emancipation and empowerment of women."

10. Gul Panag A former beauty queen, model and social activist, >> Read More...

Gul Panag is one of the leading actors of Bollywood but her fame is questioned when asked about Feminism.According to her, she is not a bra burner feminist while enjoying the perks of variance, and this does not stop her from being a feminist that she is.