Actor Kajol on Monday said as feminists it's important to fight misogyny by being logical, practical and not with "fanaticism."
"As feminists, fanaticism is not going to take you anywhere because all it does is to prove to all the patriarchal society that you are hysterical and that you are PMSing. Just approach it with a practical, sensible approach."
Actor Shruti Haasan said women fighting misogyny is an "everyday thing."
"So that's the general situation and I think sometimes what I have experienced is that women, who are constantly raising their voice and say that this isn't okay that we are called feminazis but I think we all should be feminazis."
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