In an era where feminism is constantly debated, redefined, and sometimes misunderstood, Love Lingo Podcast by Jas Sagu & Arsala Qureishi is emerging as a steady, thoughtful voice in the middle of the noise.
Responding to the larger discourse, the podcast distilled feminism into one powerful line that “When women say ‘what has feminism done for me?’, the fact that you are able to ask that question, that’s what feminism has done for you.” It’s not about slogans or superiority. It’s about awareness.
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Bollywood has never shied away from engaging with the subject. Konkona Sen Sharma has long been associated with nuanced, women-led storytelling that reflects autonomy and complexity on screen. Meanwhile, Anushka Sharma has openly identified herself as a feminist, often advocating for equal opportunities and calling out gender bias within the industry. Even Janhvi Kapoor reignited discussion with her candid statement: “Every female is benefiting from people who are screaming feminism from the top of their lungs… the fact that you can talk about any problems in life is a result of feminism.” Her remark sparked applause and argument in equal measure, proving yet again that feminism remains a charged but necessary conversation.
What sets Love Lingo Podcast apart is its refusal to let feminism become a fleeting headline. Instead of framing it as a battle of opinions, the hosts explore it as a lived reality, woven into education, career choice, financial independence, and even the right to dissent. They acknowledge that while progress has been made, the conversation must continue to evolve. As Bollywood’s leading women articulate their stance, Love Lingo Podcast ensures the dialogue goes deeper than a viral quote. It reminds audiences that feminism is not a label one adopts for optics, it’s the reason conversations, careers, and choices exist the way they do today.
