Karisma Kapoor on #MeToo movement in India

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00:00It's really wonderful to be here to motivate the children, there's so much of talent out

00:08there, these children are so talented and I think when we come here we see their work,

00:12we interact with them, we talk to these wonderful kids, it's a nice thing.

00:17I just like to say that I support these women, it's very important for women to support women,

00:24to respect them and the work environment needs to be a safe place.

00:29In fact, not only the work environment, every place needs to be a safe place for women.

00:35Fair enough.

00:36In fact, I've been offered quite a number of web series and I keep getting offered different

00:42things but I haven't decided, I haven't really zeroed in on anything and I can't really talk

00:46about it at this stage.

00:47What would compel you to come back?

00:48Because we miss you on the big screen.

00:50You know, honestly, I'm not sure myself, you know for me, I think motherhood and taking

00:56care of my kids and my family was the priority all these years so like when you ask me that,

01:03I don't really know as yet, though I think now I am looking at options but I've not decided

01:10on anything yet.

01:11I don't do much.

01:12That's the reason.

01:13Honestly.

01:14You're doing it for the women out there.

01:15You do so much.

01:16No, but that's what I want to tell them, don't do that much, don't take the pressure, I'm

01:22just the person that I am, I think I've always been like this, if you've seen me for the

01:25last 25 years, I think it's very important to live a little and you know, do everything

01:34in moderation.

01:35So I'm a typical Kapoor, I love to eat, I eat carbs, I don't just eat salads and drink

01:40lemon water all day, so I think you should do everything in life in moderation and then

01:46that shows on yourself.