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Paras Madaan is all for gender equality

Paras Madaan, who is currently seen in Pocket Mein Aasmaan on Star Plus, says TV shows need to update their stories as far as women characters are concerned. He adds that the portrayal needs to be more realistic and stronger....

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:50 AM Mar 29, 2025 IST

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Paras Madaan, who is currently seen in Pocket Mein Aasmaan on Star Plus, says TV shows need to update their stories as far as women characters are concerned. He adds that the portrayal needs to be more realistic and stronger. “While progress has been made, I believe TV shows still need to update how they portray women on screen. Stereotypes and regressive roles persist, limiting women to idealised daughters-in-law, sacrificing mothers or seductress archetypes. However, a new wave of shows is challenging these norms, presenting complex, multi-dimensional female characters.”

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