The 31-year-old actress said she and her sister Rhea were not brought up any differently than their brother Harshvardhan.
"Cinema is a beautiful medium, can be used to inspire change. Ignorance is what is destroying the country. My father is a staunch feminist. I was not brought up any differently than my brother Harsh," Sonam said during a session at the NDTV Youth For Change conclave.
The "Neerja" actress was part of a panel to discuss on the topic - "What can women expect from the world we live in".
Arunima Sinha, the first female amputee to climb Mount Everest was also a part of the panel discussion.
"Women who have achieved something in life, must give back. When I survived an accident, it made me realise I must have lived to create history," Arunima said.
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