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In his tweet, Siddharth, who is known for sharing his unfiltered views and thoughts on social media, observed the lack of women in the celebratory crowd.He captioned the video, “A team of women won a tournament but not a single woman on the street to celebrate. A quintessential moment of patriarchy in India (sic.)”
Many misinterpreted Siddharth’s point, questioning why men couldn’t celebrate a women’s win. However, Siddharth swiftly clarified, stating that his comments were misunderstood. He explained that he was highlighting the lack of safe spaces for women to join in celebrations. Siddharth clarified on social media, stating, “To clarify, the above tweet is about how public spaces in India are inaccessible for women, especially during the night time. The intent was to point out the irony in the inability of women to celebrate like men on the streets, even for an iconic instance of women’s achievement.”
Despite Siddharth’s clarification, some users continued to defend the actor, with one stating, “The fact that almost nobody in the replies really understood the point is telling lol.” Siddharth responded with a simple “smh” (shaking my head), expressing his frustration.
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Meanwhile, celebrities from Hindi and Kannada TV extended their congratulations to the RBC women’s cricket team for winning the WPL 2024 trophy and expressed their support. Aly Goni exclaimed, “Mind-blowing. Mind-blowing RCB,” while Baalveer actress Anushka Sen shared a photo of cricketer Smriti Mandhana holding the cup on her Instagram Story, captioning it, “Queennzzz 2024 @smriti_madhana.”