A substantial portion of an Indian woman’s life is spent in feeding the family, and this responsibility restricts her opportunity to do something more productive and meaningful with her time.

A homemaker's work is never done. And this scenario worsens when you are a mother because we all know and believe that a mother can never be at rest.

Alas! That I am a housewife. Therefore, it is better to lock my unruly longings in the recesses of my heart. I stare at the vast sky and sigh. Moreover, I cannot allow him to insult my pieces of me.

Gender expectations, objectification, fat shaming: in an interview about her new film 'Mrs. Undercover', Radhika Apte says it like it is.

It is so inhuman to expect a homemaker to take up and be consistent with everything she does. Like you, she is a human too!