Kangana
Is
All
Praises
For
Akshay
Kumar
The
actress
told
the
publication,
"Mission
Mangal
(MOM)
is
essentially
a
women
scientists
achievement
film.
But
Akshay
somewhere
needs
to
be
given
credit
that
at
least
he
is
bringing
these
films
to
the
forefront,
otherwise,
these
stories
never
get
okayed.
It
is
not
that
Mission
Mangal
just
happened,
it
happened
5-6
years
ago
and
it
is
only
thanks
to
him
that
it
is
coming
to
light
today."
It's
Okay
If
Big
Stars
Lend
Their
Star
Power
To
Women-centric
Films:
Kangana
She
further
continued,
"It
is
only
thanks
to
people
like
Kamal
Jain
and
Mr
Goenka
that
Rani
Laxmibai
was
made.
It
wasn't
because
of
my
stardom.
Rangoon
had
flopped,
Simran
had
flopped.
Few
males
decided
to
support
Manikarnika
hence
it
was
made
so
that
responsibility
they
need
to
recognise
and
also
to
completely
denying
to
play
an
important
part
ina
women-centric
film
by
male
heroes
is
so
bad
and
it
is
so
wrong.
If
big
stars
are
giving
their
faces
and
lending
their
star
power
to
such
projects
it
is
ok."
Kangana
Explains
How
The
Need
For
A
Hero
Is
Still
Mandatory
In
Films
"The
entire
system
works
against
women-centric
films.
First
of
all the
audience,
80%
of
the
audience
is
the
male
audience.
It
isn't
that
they
are
against
women-centric
films
but
there
are
these
uneducated
male
audiences
whose
idea
of
films
is
very
limited.
Whose
ideas
of
films
mainly
is
very
sensual
cinema,
so
obviously
the
large
part
of
our
audience
is
that
and
is
a
big
obstacle
and
they
are
not
accepting
of
a
woman
as
the
leading
force
of
the
film.
There
has
to
be
a
hero's
face
and
women
need
to
be
a
secondary
part
to
that."
The
'Manikarnika' Star
Makes
A
Valid
Point
"For
my
films
also
I
have
seen
how
distributors
react
and
how
the
system
reacts
to
the
women-centric
films.
So
to
be
fair
with
the
nature
of films,
women
are
subtler
beings
and
we
can't
deny
that.
Our
stories
are
subtle
and
whatever
films
Vidya
Balan
or
I
have
done
they
are
essentially
very
subtle
in
terms
of
what
they
convey
and
how
they
are
executed.
So
such
films
are
not
for
those
who
have
no
patience
and
have
a
rats
attention
span.
How
do
you
make
a
person
like
that
sit
through
a
subtle
film-like
Queen?
So
it
is
also
a
gender
issue.
It
is
how
women
are
devalued
for
their
contribution
just
because
they
do
not
have
the
testosterone
muscle."