Radio Jockey cum actor Balaji who is popularly known as RJ Balaji among the fans, has started promoting his upcoming film “Veetla Viseshanga”, remake of Bollywood blockbuster film “Badhaai ho” which is scheduled to release on 17th of June. He who attended a function in SSN college, talked about the importance of male and female students interacting with each other. Balaji said that the portrayal about women in the society should change and blamed some of the films that were release in Tamil nadu in the past as one of the reasons.

 

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“Whenever I visit SSN college, I feel happy faces and would feel like Rajinikanth in Sivaji as he would wonder “Wow, is this Chennai!!??” after returning from USA. I get a foreign country feel while entering this this college as girls and boys could be seen sitting together here” RJ Balaji said during his speech.

“It might sound humorous but while visiting other colleges, I realized that male students casually talking with their female classmates is itself a luxury. There are colleges which banned male and female students talking with each other. But seeing this college letting students communicate each other makes me feel good” he further said.

“I have been working in media for past 15 years. I have seen many boys, not of your age, maybe 5 or 6 years older than you, don’t know how to communicate with a female colleague. I have seen many boys coming to me saying that they don’t like working under a female. This is a wrong attitude. Such mentality comes only due to the restrictions we are imposing between boya and girls” the film actor stated.

Balaji, further pointed out the blockbuster films of Superstar Rajinikanth and reasoned them as one of the reasons for the regressive mindset of the male youngsters in our society. “In Padayappa, a girl who studied in abroad was portrayed as a bad woman and a girl who does house keeping was showed as a good woman” said Balaji.

“There is a film named “Mannan”. I like Superstar Rajinikanth a lot. In that film, a woman who looks after a company was portrayed as toxic whereas Khushboo who was cooking for hero’s mother was shown as a good woman. We should stop blaming women and stop judging them” he added.

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Balaji further expressed his disappointment over “Nerkonda Paarvai” movie not getting right reviews in Tamilnadu and said that such mindset of people should change. “She can wear what she wants, She can go wherever she wants, She can be whoever she wants to be” said Balaji and requested the male students to make a better world for women after they come out from the college.