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Got to Be Strong Enough to Either Say "Sorry" Or "I Stand By My Words": Freida On Salman

June 24, 2016 Bolly-Freak 29 reads 0 comments

Frieda Pinto is currently attending the ongoing IIFA Awards in Madrid, Spain. The lovely actress, who is working on women empowerment issues, was asked about her thoughts about Salman Khan's insensitive comment about rape. Not the one to mince words, Freida explained her take on the whole issue.

She said, "It is almost so important that sometimes it feels like a burden. Because there are times when you might want to say...and I am not talking about this person, I am just talking in general...that you might want to say something that might actually not be in the negative in any which way, but might be unconventional or different that people have not heard of it...But then that responsibility also comes with consequences, right? So you have to able to be strong enough or bold enough to say 'I am sorry' when you are wrong, or 'I know I stand by my decision' when you are right. I feel like, yes, there is a lot of responsibility and not because you said so, because we should feel so."

Well, what do you think of that?

Edited by dahee - 9 years ago

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Rohit

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Posted: 9 years ago

oh bhai ki le li isne toh , ye 2 rs hollywood actress bollywood ke sabse bade star ke agaisnt kaise bol sakti hai 😡😆

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Deadinside

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Posted: 9 years ago

And Strong enough to joke around all the time.

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222149

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Posted: 9 years ago

she is just talking in general..hollywood ishtyle

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Posted: 9 years ago

If Freida wasn't famous she wouldn't have been quoted and printed so she already has her Fame.She doesn't have to ride on Sallu Bhai.

Salman simply needs to grow up. All that money and not 1 cent of humanity in the Family.

What a waste

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BullsEye777

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Posted: 9 years ago

ye international ladkiyaan Bollywood ke sanskaar hi nahi jaante ya phir bhool gaye😒

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TheBoss

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Posted: 9 years ago

Imagine bhai going aaagh baboola that he cant do shit about her since he is out of his reach and surviving in the west. 😆

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rimi2983

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Posted: 9 years ago

She is also talking ghuma fira ke !!
I thought she said something directly. She is slightly better than Pulkit.

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Posted: 9 years ago

No one says it the way it is. Seedhi baat no bakwaas type. It was pathetic of him to say it and asking him to apologize when he doesn't mean it then it doesn't mean a zilch.

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Bushra Iqbal

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Posted: 9 years ago

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[quote]She said, "It is almost so important that sometimes it feels like a burden. Because there are times when you might want to say...and I am not talking about this person, I am just talking in general...that you might want to say something that might actually not be in the negative in any which way, but might be unconventional or different that people have not heard of it...But then that responsibility also comes with consequences, right? So you have to able to be strong enough or bold enough to say 'I am sorry' when you are wrong, or 'I know I stand by my decision' when you are right. I feel like, yes, there is a lot of responsibility and not because you said so, because we should feel so."[/quote]

She could have worded it in a better way, no? It's confusing.