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The reporting broadly agrees that Bhasker criticised the Jauhar sequence in Padmaavat and then responded to the backlash online. It also agrees that critics accused her of disrespecting historical traditions and Rajput women.
Swara Bhasker faced heavy online backlash after criticising the Jauhar sequence in Padmaavat during an event in Delhi.
She defended her stance in an Instagram Story, saying she was surprised that many people were triggered by her view that rape survivors deserve a right to life.
Her remarks questioned the depiction of suicide to protect honour.
Social media users accused her of disrespecting historical traditions and Rajput women.
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The reporting broadly agrees that Bhasker criticised the Jauhar sequence in Padmaavat and then responded to the backlash online. It also agrees that critics accused her of disrespecting historical traditions and Rajput women.
What remains uncertain is how far the backlash will continue or whether Bhasker will add further public comments. The account currently rests on her Instagram Story and the reactions described in the coverage.
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Swara Bhasker faced heavy online backlash after criticising the Jauhar sequence in Padmaavat during an event in Delhi. The coverage also says she responded on Instagram Story and expressed surprise at the reaction to her statement about rape survivors. Her remarks are presented as questioning the depiction of suicide to protect honour. The article further reports that social media users accused her of disrespecting historical traditions and Rajput women.
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Free Press Journal reports that Bollywood actress Swara Bhasker faced heavy online backlash after criticising the Jauhar sequence in the film Padmaavat during an event in Delhi. Swara defended her stance through an Instagram Story, expressing surprise that many people were triggered by her assertion that rape survivors deserve a right to life. The article details her remarks questioning the depiction of suicide to protect honour and notes that social media users accused her of disrespecting historical traditions and Rajput women.