Kriti Sanon, the actress who was first introduced to the movie industry with her debut in One`, starring with Prince Mahesh, has come a long way in her career.

She is now one of the most successful actresses in Bollywood and now she is on a promotional spree with her new movie Bareilly Ki Barfi`, where she plays a small-town girl who is suppressed from the most fundamental freedoms of a woman.

She explains the misogynistic mindset the world, especially the Indian society projects towards women. She says

"Smoking is not good for health and should be avoided. I am a non-smoker, but the point we want to make is that girls who smoke, who are fond of body art or break into a jig are not characterless. Our society has a very small bracket for `good girls'. That bracket needs to broaden up or change.”

“When a guy is moophat` or smokes, he is not considered characterless, but you judge girls too fast. This is seen more in smaller towns. In an arranged marriage too, only a girl is asked all kinds of questions. I really want this to change." She further explains.

Well, Kriti, it`s going to take a LONG time for this country to realize that women are equal to men and for women have all the rights to live just the way we want.

Stay tuned for more!