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Tanishaa calls women who have affairs with married men 'evil'

Times of India - Entertainment ·
Tanishaa calls women who have affairs with married men 'evil'

Tanishaa Mukerji's comments on X ignited a fiery debate on the morality of women involved with married men.

Labeling these women as evil and unaligned with feminism, she emphasized male accountability as well.

Journalist Richa Lakhera pushed back, questioning why the blame wasn't equally shared, asserting that the married party must hold the lion's share of responsibility for dishonoring commitments.

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