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Actress Revathi urges focus on raising boys rightly for women's safety
At the 6th Bharat Soka GSSI Women's Awareness Seminar in Chennai, actress Revathi said women's safety requires more than cautioning women, stressing the need to raise boys correctly. She also highlighted growing opportunities for women and expressed confidence in Gen Z.
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CHENNAI: Actress Revathi attended the 6th Bharat Soka GSSI Women's Awareness Seminar, held at the Music Academy in Chennai on Sunday. The event began with a cultural programme, after which women from senior citizens to young girls shared how personal struggles had been transformed into achievements. The seminar was conducted under the theme "Women in the Century: Awareness and Action."
Speaking to reporters, Revathi said that ensuring women's safety in society requires more than simply advising women to protect themselves. It is extremely important to raise boys in the right manner as well.
"On one hand, women are advised to be mindful of their safety, including where they should and should not go. But what is much more important is how we raise boys. We need to pay attention to what boys see and learn as they grow up at home, in schools and in society. Only by teaching them to clearly understand what is right and what is wrong can we bring about major changes in society," said Revathi.
She also said that women have greater opportunities in all fields, including cinema, and that their growth depends on how they make use of those opportunities and move forward through their talent and abilities.
"I have a great deal of confidence that the present Gen Z generation will achieve and accomplish many things that our generation was unable to," she said.
Actress Revathi was last seen in the film Assi, which also starred Taapsee Pannu in the lead role.
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ClaimActress Revathi attended the 6th Bharat Soka GSSI Women's Awareness Seminar, which was held at the Music Academy in Chennai on Sunday.
ClaimAt the seminar, women ranging from senior citizens to young girls shared how various struggles in their lives had been transformed into achievements.