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Actress Adrija Roy, who plays the role of Rahi Kapadia in the popular TV show ‘Anupama’, has expressed her frank opinion on the sensitive track of male domestic violence being shown in the show. Adrija said that often only violence against women is discussed in the society, but it is a bitter truth that men are also victims of physical and mental abuse. According to Adrija, men often maintain silence due to fear of social stigma and being judged. He is proud that a big platform like ‘Anupama’ is raising this untouched and important issue.
Adrija Roy praised the makers of ‘Anupama’.
New Delhi. Actress Adrija Roy, who plays the role of Rahi Kapadia in the TV show ‘Anupama’, has recently expressed her opinion on the show’s track on male domestic violence. Adrija said that this issue is not often talked about in the society, so she is proud that she is a part of the show that raises such a sensitive topic. He made it clear that violence against anyone is wrong. Through this track the show has once again tried to highlight the untouched aspects of the society.
Adrija Roy praised the makers of ‘Anupama’
He stressed that it is very important to recognize this aspect also. What Adrija likes best about the makers of ‘Anupama’ is that they do not bring social topics just for the sake of drama, but give a positive and meaningful message through every track.
Every track has a connection with real life
Adrija said, ‘Makers choose their stories very carefully. Each track has a connection to real life – something that people experience every day in their homes or relationships. Shows like Anupamaa give courage to those people who suffer alone and silently in such situations. When audiences see such stories on screen, they feel they are not alone. This gives them courage to speak or ask for help. This is the real power of storytelling.
Adrija Roy is proud to be a part of ‘Anupama’
The actress believes that it is the responsibility of actors and creators to use their platform wisely. He said, ‘If we can bring even a small change in someone’s life or make them feel that they are being heard, then our work becomes meaningful. I am proud that our show keeps showing those everyday issues which are many, but which are rarely discussed openly.
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