Aishwarya Rajesh is the one who chooses and plays stories that give importance to heroines. Recently, the movie Farhana was released in which she acted. Fans gave the film a bad review despite her good performance as a Muslim woman. Speaking in an interview, aishwarya rajesh said that when she was studying in college, she went to her friend's house and returned home in a shared auto.

A man in an auto approached and laid hands on her and touched her inappropriately... Then she told the driver to stop the auto and asked the driver to send that guy away. Later, the auto driver scolded and pushed the guy who misbehaved.  aishwarya rajesh said that the auto driver immediately scolded the person and dropped him from the cab and supported her that time.

Aishwarya Rajesh brought up the event in a way that exemplifies her unshakeable spirit. She did so not just to share her personal experience but also to emphasize the value of speaking out against harassment and taking a position. She said that when the car's driver realized the upsetting situation, he promptly reprimanded the man and got him out.

The vehicle driver's quick response exemplified the value of shared accountability and the necessity of fostering a safe environment for everybody. The admission by aishwarya rajesh serves as a reminder of the pervasiveness of harassment that women frequently experience daily. Her choice to share her experience has struck a deep chord with many people who have run into similar circumstances, and it emphasizes the need to tackle these issues head-on.
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SIBY JEYYA

29/08/2023 08:36 AM