Sheikh Arif Bulbon :
Popular small screen actress Tasnuva Tisha recently spoke about sports in an interview. She is participating in the ‘Celebrity Cricket League (CCL),’ a cricket tournament organised with celebrities.
In the interview, Tasnuva Tisha said, “In the case of our girls, we, the players, are being portrayed in a very absurd way.
Whether it’s on the news or on YouTube, even in personal matters, they ask what they are wearing, I mean, who wore what clothes, how much, what did they do or not do? Then we came to watch the game, less this, more that, and more that. The really stupid comments are actually giving the reason.”
According to the actress, “They are making all this news, I’m a victim of it myself. Everyone is interested in our lives – it is natural. But we will be targeted by paparazzi, which is very common in Bollywood.
It is a little less in our country. Whatever happens in our country is harassment. In our country, paparazzi don’t do that.
How is it that harassment happens in our country? They make a video saying no and then they stage it in a very negative way and we suffer for it because at the end of the day, we all have a family.
At the end of the day, our family sees these things and they read the comments. After the comments, we have to answer many questions.”
Referring to clothing, Tasnuva Tisha said, “Again, those who see this news will say that you should wear clothes a little more properly. They will also comment on this.
Here, they will comment again when they actually wear a saree. I don’t know what to wear. Anyway, playing is just playing. Boys and girls are the same.
There is no opportunity to play here wearing a veil or headscarf. Even so,
we girls are trying hard to avoid controversy as much as possible from
our place, because there is no end to controversy.”
According to Tasnuva Tisha, “Now, what is interesting to you may not be interesting to the person who wears it. Everyone’s personality is different. My personality: I like loose T-shirts.
I don’t like tight T-shirts. Now this is my preference. It has nothing to do with my character, education, or knowledge.”
Lastly, Tisha told this correspondent, “It’s really difficult wearing a headscarf during playing cricket.
I mean, many people came very politely, wearing a salwar kameez and a headscarf, but even then, still have to hear many comments.”
