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‘Patriarchal’: Radhika Apte’s Telugu film remarks revive debate on women’s treatment

‘Patriarchal’: Radhika Apte’s Telugu film remarks revive debate on women’s treatment

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    Apte said she hated everything about the experience. She did not name the film or the actor, but social media users were quick to point to films Legend (2014) and Lion (2015) where she worked with actor Nandamuri Balakrishna. The post ‘Patriarchal’: Radhika Apte’s Telugu film remarks revive debate…

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Apte said she hated everything about the experience. She did not name the film or the actor, but social media users were quick to point to films Legend (2014) and Lion (2015) where she worked with actor Nandamuri Balakrishna. The post ‘Patriarchal’: Radhika Apte’s Telugu film remarks revive debate…

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‘Patriarchal’: Radhika Apte’s Telugu film remarks revive debate on women’s treatment

Apte said she hated everything about the experience. She did not name the film or the actor, but social media users were quick to point to films Legend (2014) and Lion (2015) where she worked with actor Nandamuri Balakrishna. The post ‘Patriarchal’: Radhika Apte’s Telugu film remarks revive debate…

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