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Me Too has given girls the right to say no: Aahana Kumra

Aahana Kumra and Saqib were talking about their web series Rangbaaz. Both the actors said that they loved doing the series. On the other hand, they talked about me too movement. Saqib said that it was required in the industry as "bahut gandhgi Phail Gayi Thi". Aahana Kumra said that this movement gave the right to say no to those women who are outsiders to Bollywood industry

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