Mrs. producer Harman Baweja reacts to SIFF claims about boycotting Sanya Malhotra as they say, “What stress does a woman feel, while chopping vegetables and cooking food on a gas stove or doing dishes wearing gloves?”

Mrs. Sanya Malhotra Starr, who recently hit the tube, has received great support from Indian women all over the country. In the meantime, the Save Save Indian Family Foundation moved to social media, to make films, calling producers who described the issue of housewives as unrelated and unnecessary support for feminism. 

What did Sif say? 

SIFF, also known as Twitter, posted several tweets and insisted that there was nothing to complain about women when women are overloaded with housework. What stress do women experience while hacking vegetables, eating food on a gas stove, or cooking food with gloves? Zero, nothing. In fact, cooking is like meditation. Is it very stressful to push a towel or make laundry in the washing machine? There are 50% housework because 70-80% of the materials, towels, furniture and devices are sought after by women and enjoying them. Even children are 2-3 times more useful for women than men at older age or at any stage. So why should men do 50% of their homework? The man also does unpaid work, such as repairing things, driving, unpaid bodyguarding, and cooling luggage. Men should not exceed 20-25% of household chores to maintain proper equality. 

Producer Harman Baweja responds to this 

In the meantime, the producers expressed support for feminism, telling News18 Showsha. I'm far beyond the angry stage right now. Too angry requires a lot. Perhaps this section of men considers this film a solution and says that this is the exact representation of all people and is not necessarily true. If the film has male and female figures, this does not mean that all male and female are. Every home is unique. The scent, etiquette, and how food is served at every home will vary. He added that it is important not to watch isolated films. We need to understand that women are stories of specific women and that many women refer to some of them. Also, I am for further developing households who don't mention the film, but I see him with my mother and I understand that. This is the lens you have to display the film. 

He also spoke about the topic of splitting household chores and divided different perspectives on it. The essence of film is to respect each other what we put on the table. I love and respect my wife. She loves and respects what I put on the table. We have two children and their hands are full. " He added that when she walks in at some point when she returns to my back, I will do it to her. 

About women 

The film with Sanya Malhotra, Nishant Dahiya and Kanwaljeet Singh is an adaptation of the film "Malayalam's film The Great Indian Kitchen" and soon becomes the authoritarian and patriarchal way of thinking of her budget.