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Radhika Apte says men are far more insecure than women on film sets ahead of Netflix series Akka

By BynamelyWritten by AI from 3 reports

Radhika Apte told IANS that she believes men are far more insecure than women on film sets, calling the idea that women clash an outdated notion, while discussing camaraderie and the rivalry between her character Rudra and Keerthy Suresh’s Bhavani in the upcoming Netflix series Akka.

Why it matters

Fans get insight into Apte’s perspective on on‑set gender dynamics and her upcoming role in Akka.

Key facts

  1. Apte, known for Lust Stories, made the remarks ahead of the Netflix series Akka.
  2. She called the idea that women frequently clash on sets “ancient, old‑school, dated thought”.
  3. She said she finds men “far more insecure than women”.
  4. She addressed whether the rivalry between her character Rudra and Keerthy Suresh’s Bhavani extended off‑set.

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