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Actor Kajol recently posted a cryptic message on her Instagram Stories about the importance of not being blinded by gender stereotypes. The actor, who is otherwise known for her pleasant and strong personality in the public, appeared to be hitting back at some naysayer while addressing the cowardliness they harbour.
She shared a photo of knitting equipment and wrote that both genders have their share of cowards and unpleasant people, and the key is to not judge them solely based on their gender, but rather see their worth or worthlessness. “Truth of the day: Both genders have their own sets of cowards and a*##***les. The trick is not to be blinded by their genders to see their worth or their worthlessness." She also added the hashtag – “This hit home”.
In another post, she quoted Rumi, saying that goodbyes are only for those who love with their eyes, while those who love with their hearts and souls don't experience separation.
Kajol also celebrated reaching 14 million followers on Instagram by sharing a selfie on Instagram, Kajol captioned it, "Happy Sunday you awesome 14 million people. Be well. Be happy and eat lots!" In the picture, the actor was dressed in a black casual outfit with glasses on her head.
She also shared a photo with her daughter Nysa on her 20th birthday, expressing her love and admiration. "This is us and our story always. Love your sense of humour and your mind and your oh-so-very sweet heart. love you to bits baby girl and may you always smile laugh and snark with me forever!" she wrote.
Kajol will soon be seen in the Indian adaptation of the American legal drama series The Good Wife. The original drama starred Julianna Margulies in the lead role. The show has seven seasons and concluded in 2016.
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