"Pad Man" is slated to release on February 9. "It is an entertaining film, and people will not feel uncomfortable while watch it with their families." Now, she hopes that the film will bring a change the way India looks at the topic of menstruation. If it is not going to interest people then they will not watch the movie." So even if we want to give a message across, we have to give it in an entertaining way. "It was also a story about innovation where a man was not limited by his educational qualifications or his lack of proficiency in English and he goes on to become an innovator. One part was menstruation where a man was doing something for his wife. Immediately it gripped me because this was an incredible story. Balki.Ībout how she got the idea to make a film on the subject, the mother of two said: "I was doing some research and reading some columns on menstruation and I came across Muruganantham's story. Actor Sonam Kapoor will also be seen in a special role in the movie, which is being directed by R. "Pad Man" stars her husband Akshay Kumar as Muruganantham, while Radhika Apte plays his wife. The film is based on a short story from Twinkle's book "The Legend Of Lakshmi Prasad" which was inspired from the life of Muruganantham, a Tamil Nadu-based social activist who revolutionised the concept of menstrual hygiene in rural India by creating a low-cost sanitary napkins machine. Twinkle was here on Monday to promote her debut film production "Pad Man" - a biopic on Arunachalam Muruganantham, the inventor of a low-cost sanitary pad making machine in India. Women should not make period a reason to take a leave," she added. If there is too much pain, then one can take an off just like they do for any other sickness like a stomach ache. "A lot of people think women should stay at women, so why give them an excuse to stop women from doing anything. "I was a part of a show where in a lady said she runs more when she is on her period, so that no one can tell her to sit at home because she is weak," Twinkle said here. That it caused my film (Bachchhan Paandey) to flop is a different issue.Actress-producer Twinkle Khanna says women should not use menstruation as an excuse to go on a leave. For example, Vivek has made The Kashmir Files that brought a painful truth to the fore and shook us all. Some may be well-known, others not as much. In a viral video, Khiladi Kumar was heard saying, “All of us, we want to tell stories of our country. While she took a veiled attack on Vivek Agnihotri’s film, her husband Akshay Kumar on the other hand praised the film The Kashmir Files. “Maybe, but at least it’s better than putting the final nail into the communal coffin,” Twinkle replied. The author said, “I am going to make a movie called Nail File,” to which Dimple asked, “About what? A disastrous manicure.” Twinkle Khanna then also mentioned how she came up with her own idea for her new film and discussed the idea with her mother Dimple Kapadia. I am just wondering if my colleagues can still call themselves filmmakers, or with all this filing, they, like the original nationalist, Manoj Kumar, have all turned into clerks.” Since larger cities have already been claimed, now the poor chaps are registering names like Andheri Files, Khar-Danda Files, and even South Bombay Files. Mrs Funnybones author wrote, “In a meeting at a producer’s office, I am informed that there is a deluge of fresh movie titles being registered as an homage to The Kashmir Files.
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