Kangana Ranaut, while promoting her upcoming film 'Bharat Bhhagya Vidhata', spoke about the critical role women actors play in voicing their concerns regarding uncomfortable scenes in films. Her comments come in light of the controversy surrounding the Telugu film 'Peddi', which has been criticized for its objectification of women. Ranaut pointed out that filmmakers, often a group of men, may not fully grasp how certain scenes can be perceived negatively. She urged women actors to share their perspectives, stating that directors usually welcome such feedback and may not have intended to objectify anyone. The debate intensified after a particular scene in 'Peddi', where a character uses a power cut as an excuse to kiss another character, was labeled as sexual assault by viewers. Following the backlash, director Buchi Babu Sana issued an apology and committed to revising the problematic scenes. Ranaut's remarks underscore the need for collaborative dialogue in filmmaking, especially regarding sensitive portrayals of women.