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Vidya Balan Feels Today’s Heroines Don’t Want To Get Objectified Anymore!

by The Daily Eye Team July 20 2015, 7:46 pm Estimated Reading Time: 0 mins, 24 secs

For years, there have been item songs galore with double entendre lyrics and cameras capturing actress’s curves. But National Award winning actress Vidya Balan says the scenario has changed, and actresses, at least in India, are in a position to avoid being objectified on screen anymore. “Time has absolutely changed,” Vidya told IANS over the phone from Mumbai when asked about her take on the objectification of women in Bollywood.

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