We shouldn't harbour extreme perspective towards men : Tollywood heroine

Payel, the female "anti-man" lead in upcoming release Jomer Raja Dilo Bar, was speaking at a discussion titled 'Celebrating Womanhood' cautioned against harboring any extreme perspective towards men while ruing the thin line of discrimination still remained in vogue in society.
 
"While it is true women are physically not as much resilient as men in some cases and there are need for reservation of seats for females for the very reason, I find it illogical not to leave seat for a 70-year old man standing before me in a public transport like bus," she told IBNS in reply to a question.
 
"The Matribhumi incident [over a Sealdah-Ranaghat-Sealdah Matribhoomi Ladies’ special EMU local train for women passengers] has no links with feminism and it happened in heat of the moment as both men and women were in a hurry to reach office and home and since half of the compartments of the train were not much crowded the male passengers felt why they can't avail the train. Again women passengers also wanted to travel hassle-free, but everyone's side should be looked into. We all know how hard-pressed every commuter in Sealdah section are," the Chotuskone actress says.
  
Payel, also having delivered a string of blockbusters including the recent Jamai 420, was supported by two other women achievers - fashion designer Agnimitra Paul and singer Lagnajita Chakraborty as the discussion was moderated by the film's director Abir Sengupta.
 
 Earlier while talking on feminism, Payel wonders why every woman is given the tag of feminist if she talks about equal rights.