Sonam Bajwa on ingrained sexism at home: ‘I was forced to help in the kitchen in heat while my brother played’ 

Sonam Bajwa’s new film raises uncomfortable questions that perhaps the Indian society is not ready to face yet, let alone answer.

Sonam Bajwa’s new film raises uncomfortable questions that perhaps the Indian society is not ready to face yet, let alone answer.

In a plot reminiscent of the Malayalam breakaway hit The Great Indian Kitchen, Punjabi film Godday Godday Chaa,

The actor shared that there was a time when women were not allowed in baraats (marriage processions) in many parts of North India.

“How one woman decides that they should be a part of the celebrations, and they all come together to plan for the same forms the film’s story.

The actor says like most women, she has been at the receiving end of this sort of inequality and discrimination.

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