Summary According to Hajra, this encouragement has confirmed that she is on the right path and motivates her to keep creating meaningful projects.
(Web Desk) - Actor Hajra Yamin says the support she has received from women means a great deal to her and is something she wants to protect.
She shared that over the past few days, she has felt a strong connection with her female audience, who reached out to praise her work.
According to Hajra, this encouragement has confirmed that she is on the right path and motivates her to keep creating meaningful projects.
Instead of focusing on social media numbers or temporary online trends, Hajra said she wants to create work that leaves a lasting impact. Her goal is to build a legacy for young girls who come after her and to collaborate with more women in the creative industry. She also advised newcomers not to be afraid of saying no when something does not feel right, stressing the importance of setting personal and professional boundaries.
Speaking about public perceptions of successful women, Hajra rejected the idea that independent women are somehow extraordinary. She said people often assume women in the entertainment industry are very different from everyone else, but in reality, they are simply ordinary people with big dreams who are trying to find happiness and fulfillment.
Hajra also addressed gender inequality and the importance of safety for women. She stressed that true support begins at home, where women should feel safe and valued before facing challenges in the outside world. According to her, strong family support is essential in helping women deal with harassment and discrimination.
She urged parents to trust their children if they report abuse or violence. Ignoring such claims, she said, only allows the problem to continue. Hajra believes that families have a responsibility to listen, support, and protect their children.
Finally, Hajra said men must play a greater role in ending violence against women. She argued that many people are more likely to listen to men than women, making it important for men with influence to speak out against abuse and injustice.
While appreciating those who already use their voices for change, she emphasized that real progress will come only when men stop enabling harmful behavior and actively stand up for women's rights.
