Huma Qureshi Says Feminism Is Misunderstood: “It’s Just Common Sense”

Huma Qureshi, who rose to prominence with films like "Gangs of Wasseypur," got her claim-to-fame performance in the women-centric series "Maharani." In this series, different aspects of feminism were showcased. How does Huma look at it in real life? Recently, she spoke about this issue in an interview.

In a podcast called "The Male Feminist," Huma Qureshi said, "I feel like the world of feminism has been made very negative. The term is being misunderstood. Whether you're a man or a woman, there's nothing wrong with being a feminist." This is a good thing. What we're talking about is, give everyone equal opportunities. Treat everyone normally. Whether it's a boy or a girl, if you're treated the same way and given the same opportunities, everyone's thinking will become the same.

Huma Qureshi further says, "No one is saying you should look down on men. There's nothing like that. We're talking about basic common sense." Similarly, Huma made her views on feminism completely clear.

Huma Qureshi's series "Maharani 4" was recently released. She also appeared in the series "Delhi Crimes 3." Recently, she also played the lead role in the film "Single Salma."