Re: would you let
I am a woman. But I’m asking a question which I feel is relevant and which has been asked BY OTHER PEOPLE in this thread before me. You’re basically saying that it’s wrong for these actresses to be doing such scenes in movies and engaging in this bay-hayaa behavior…and you’re wondering how their parents can stand it. WELL…koi dekhne wala hoga…tab hi to yeh filmain ban rahi hain. Yeah, it’s wrong for women to become porn stars…but there is a demand for porn…people look at it…that’s why it’s in business. You seem to be putting all the blame on the actresses and their parents for allowing it…but what about those people (yani the audience…which might even include YOU) who may pay to watch the movies and may not fast forward when they see such scenes? Shouldn’t actions match words that indicate disapproval?
Wondering the same thing as Sara. Why is this question only directed at women? Are only women supposed to have modesty/hayaa?
What about the directors of the movies? Most of them are male. They don’t have to direct such scenes.
What about the fathers of the actresses? Raising a child (daughter or son) is not only a mother’s job.
What about the heroes in the movies? Do they have to dance with the half naked heroine and feel her up? No, they don’t.
Why are you only limiting haya to females? There are men who have hayaa and those that don’t.