Anchor Anasuya Sparks Discussion on Social Media Over Women’s Issues
Anchor Anasuya, who is always in the news for openly expressing her views on women’s issues, has once again become the center of discussion on social media. Anasuya is known for not remaining silent when there are comments on women and attempts to impose restrictions on their freedom. Recently, actor Sivaji’s comments on women’s clothing led to a heated debate on social media. While many people criticized these comments, Anasuya also revealed her response. She clarified that the decision-making power in matters of how women should be and how they should dress is entirely theirs.
Anasuya said that just as Shivaji expressed his opinion, she also expressed her opinion respectfully. After this response, a war of words between Shivaji and Anasuya started on social media. With this, netizens were divided into two groups. While one group stood in support of Anasuya and praised her comments on women’s freedom, the other group criticized Anasuya by mentioning her past. They started trolling her by showing glamour, double meaning conversations in her shows as an anchor, and photos shared on social media. The fact that this criticism went to a personal level also became a topic of discussion.
Some netizens commented sarcastically, asking, “Since when did you become a heroine?” She shared a screenshot of a dictionary showing the meaning of the word ‘heroine’. She reminded that a heroine is not just a heroine in a film, but also a woman who has courage, independence, and the power to stand up for what is right. Recently, a netizen asked Anasuya if the two words used by Shivaji were wrong, but whether he was right, and what is your opinion on this, to which she responded. Shivaji worked very hard, played good roles, and reached a point where people listened to him. However, the intention behind the way he spoke about women’s safety was good, otherwise, Anasuya said that it would have been better if he had spoken in a way that reminded boys of their responsibility, not just a warning.
