Young and outspoken actress Sonam Kapoor finds nothing wrong in signing a film contract with a no-pregnancy clause.
"It makes sense...it's professional," Sonam said here when asked of her views on a no-pregnancy clause for actresses in Hindi filmdom.
"I don't think there's anything wrong in that. It's professional. I think it's normal," she added.
Daughter of veteran actor Anil Kapoor, Sonam is 28 years old and an eligible bachelorette of the Hindi film industry.
The discussion on whether a no-pregnancy clause be included in an actress's contract started when rumours of Vidya Balan's pregnancy surfaced. Vidya had denied the reports about her pregnancy.
Even Shilpa Shetty had recently shared her opinion on the clause, saying that as long as a project is not delayed, it is okay to have a no-pregnancy clause for actresses.
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