Shruti Haasan Thinking Like Rashmika Mandanna About Men?

Actress Shruti Haasan has opened up about periods and the difficulties women can face while working during those days. Her comments have now attracted attention, especially after actress Rashmika Mandanna recently spoke about the same topic.

Rashmika had earlier said on a talk show that she wished men could experience periods at least once. According to her, this could help men understand the physical pain and emotional stress that many women experience during their menstrual cycle. Her comments became a topic of online discussion, with different reactions from people.

Now, Shruti Haasan has shared her own thoughts about periods while speaking with Soha Ali Khan on her podcast. Shruti spoke openly about her experiences while working on film sets.

Shruti revealed that she used to avoid talking about her periods during the early part of her career. She said that people on film sets often did not talk openly about periods. Because of this, directors sometimes could not understand why her energy or appearance was different on certain days.

She explained that things changed when she started telling directors about her periods. Shruti said that once a director knew what she was going through, the working environment became more understanding and collaborative.

Shruti also spoke about how film crews sometimes make adjustments when an actor has a physical problem. She gave the example of a co-star who had undergone knee surgery. The crew understood the situation and worked around the actor's problem.

This made Shruti think about how similar understanding could be given to women during painful periods.

In a light-hearted moment, Shruti said that she had prayed many times for men to get periods. She joked that if men also experienced periods, period holidays could become part of work contracts.

Her comments were made in a humorous way, but they also highlighted an important issue about understanding women's experiences at workplaces.

Shruti's comments and Rashmika's earlier statement are similar in one way. Both actresses have spoken about the need for people to understand the difficulties women can experience during periods. Their comments have once again started conversations about menstrual health and workplace understanding.