Shraddha Srinath, who is known for voicing her conclusion for social causes, is the most recent VIP to share her story on how and when she turned into a women’s activist. In an Instagram post, she opened up about getting her first period during a family pooja.
The Vikram Vedha on-screen character uncovered that her first involvement in periods transformed her into a women’s activist and a non-devotee. She expressed, “I was 14. At a family pooja, I got my period. I was not joined by my mother, so I bumped my auntie sitting close to me and worriedly educated her regarding it (since I was not conveying a sterile cushion).
She further included, “Another amiable woman sitting close, saw me stressed and caught me and said to me, grinning reassuringly, “Parvagilla chinna, devaru kshamistaare/don’t stress kid, God will pardon you” (for being a piece of the Pooja while bleeding). That is the day I turned into a women’s activist and a non devotee. I was 14
VIPs around the globe have been taking up the UNICEF’s #RedDotChallenge via web-based networking media stages. This expects individuals to post a photograph of themselves with a red hued speck in their palm. Alongside it, they’re additionally expected to share their experience about menstrual cleanliness.
On the work front, she was most recently seen in Telugu film, Jodi, which discharged in 2019. She has a huge number of movies in Tamil, Telugu and Kannada, which are at various phases of creation.
