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Revathy urges stronger parenting to boost women’s safety, praises efforts
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 01 Sep 2026, 01:39 PM
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Actress Revathy, who appeared with Salman Khan in ‘Love’ and ‘Tiger 3’, called for improved parenting as a cornerstone of women’s safety and praised recent initiatives aimed at protecting women.
Veteran actress Revathy, known for sharing screen space with Salman Khan in the upcoming films ‘Love’ and ‘Tiger 3’, used a recent public platform to highlight the role of parenting in ensuring women’s safety across India. She emphasized that nurturing respectful attitudes from an early age can significantly reduce gender‑based violence and harassment.
Revathy urged parents, educators and community leaders to model gender‑sensitive behavior at home, noting that children who grow up witnessing equality are more likely to respect women’s rights as adults. She pointed out that societal change begins within families, and that consistent, positive reinforcement can build a safer environment for women.
While speaking, Revathy praised ongoing government and civil‑society campaigns that promote gender sensitisation and self‑defence training for women. She expressed optimism that such initiatives, combined with stronger parental guidance, could create a measurable decline in incidents of violence against women.
The actress’s remarks were well‑received by audience members and social‑media users, many of whom echoed her call for collective responsibility. Revathy concluded by encouraging continued dialogue between families, schools and policymakers to sustain progress on women’s safety.
Revathy urged parents, educators and community leaders to model gender‑sensitive behavior at home, noting that children who grow up witnessing equality are more likely to respect women’s rights as adults. She pointed out that societal change begins within families, and that consistent, positive reinforcement can build a safer environment for women.
While speaking, Revathy praised ongoing government and civil‑society campaigns that promote gender sensitisation and self‑defence training for women. She expressed optimism that such initiatives, combined with stronger parental guidance, could create a measurable decline in incidents of violence against women.
The actress’s remarks were well‑received by audience members and social‑media users, many of whom echoed her call for collective responsibility. Revathy concluded by encouraging continued dialogue between families, schools and policymakers to sustain progress on women’s safety.