She can’t keep away from controversies for too long. That’s too much to expect from her. With her forthright head-on attitude to life and related matters, Twinkle Khanna is now mired in a new controversy by commenting on the issue of women being banned from entering the Sabarimala temple.
Said Twinkle, “If menstruating women are stopped, keep a machine to check men’s celibacy.”
Her argument being that if women are checked from entering the temple under certain circumstances so should men.
The remark has snowballed into a major issue with sections claiming this is nothing but a ploy to garner publicity for Pad Man, the film that Twinkle Khanna has co-produced.
However, a source close to the film commented, “Twinkle will always speak her mind. In fact she plans to pay the Sabarimala temple a visit later this week to make sure her words are taken seriously.”
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