Having sex is fun for a man, but for a woman, it’s almost criminal, says Kangana Ranaut

Mumbai: Kangana Ranaut has been vocal about sexism and nepotism in the industry. She also minced no words in criticising the fragility of male egos. The ‘Queen’ actor talked about the
‘deep-rooted patriarchy in Bollywood in a recently held event, said a media report.
The actor first established herself as a feminist, not a “man-hater”. She then went on to say, “Lineage has been restricted within the males of the industry. There is a deep-rooted patriarchy,”
added the report.
Kangana cites an example to prove her point. “Certain things are expected of men, but sneered upon when women do it. Consider their sexual lives for instance. Having sex is fun for a
man, but for a woman, it’s almost criminal. Such is the general perception of the glamour world. Men brag about their Casanova sons, but when it comes to their daughters, she can’t be
wearing a bikini. [It is okay if] 15 bikini-clad women are hovering around him and his son, but the daughter has to comply with feudal ideas,” she said.