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Actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut has sparked debate after calling nursing a 'most sexualised profession' due to stereotypes around uniforms. She said nurses’ attire looks 'very British' and should be redesigned according to Indian preferences. Her remarks have triggered mixed reactions across social and professional circles.

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00:00This is a very noble profession.
00:02Is there something to change in the film in their lives?
00:07I think we need to change in the lives of nurses.
00:10We need to change in the lives of people.
00:17I think it is the most sexualized profession.
00:22The nurses say that they are underpaid, they are overworked and they are most sexualized.
00:37There was also a dialogue in our film.
00:44I think it is important to see the nurses and say that they have two or four times.
00:48We do not have to change in the lives of people.
00:54But we do not have to change in the lives of people.
00:56Today, the nurses say that they are in their outfits,
01:02or they are seen in the lives of people,
01:07we do not give them the respect that they deserve.
01:12So, these are the same things as our watchman,
01:17Mama Moshi Moshi.
01:19The Moshi people do so much work.
01:22All the patients,
01:24cleaning the hospital,
01:26cleaning the whole hospital,
01:29providing things,
01:31it is so important.
01:31it is so important.
01:32But the men say that they are seeing,
01:37they are not seeing,
01:37but they do not see.
01:38You will never register them.
01:41So, this is our relationship with some other people.
01:45Our viewers of this film are changing.
01:48We have an equality for two minutes.
01:53To help us all,
01:55as we are at home,
01:57like we are talking about another place to make food,
02:00that we eat, all of them.
02:02So if we have something to do with our own,
02:05with the salary and the reward of all,
02:10it should be one another.
02:13It's not that it is our own work.
02:15If we can do what we can do our own way,
02:20whether we can give respect,
02:21whether we can do our own way,
02:23whether we can do what we can do our own work,
02:25whether we can do what we can do our own way,
02:30It should not be just a one-way traffic.
02:32Do you need to change the dress code?
02:34Anything else?
02:37If you ask the question,
02:40I think that the dress code of British nurses
02:45is still working today.
02:47Our nurses, like doctors,
02:49can wear their clothes,
02:51they can wear a coat.
02:54But our nurses,
02:56the typical...
02:57It is warm and warm.
02:59It is warm and warm.
03:02It is warm and warm.
03:05I would say that a foreign look
03:07is a lot of experience.
03:10I have a very personal opinion.
03:13But in this film,
03:14we have worked with integrity and uniform.
03:17It doesn't matter the shape and size.
03:19It doesn't matter your uniform.
03:21It doesn't matter your uniform.
03:22But having said that,
03:23I personally felt that
03:26it is a very British look.
03:30It is a very British look.
03:31It has a pin, a cap, a belt.
03:36It has a little influence on the US Navy.
03:39In the wars, World War 1, 2,
03:42in which it has come,
03:45but it is now stuck.
03:48It is a good thing.
03:59It is a good thing.
04:02It is a good thing.
04:13That we made other people
04:16who are not important in all ages.
04:21The most important thing
04:22anybody has made this system.
04:37But today,
04:39we remember their importance,
04:39ं सबस्क्राइब वह किदने सहचता से काम गते हैं
04:46वह कितने ंपोर्ट 10 काम गतेक अ कभी एक कर्मचारी जो है वह Le koordini
04:51के उस्कोर पूरे डेश मे� बबाल हो जाता है एक ट्रेन पर दूसरी
04:57ठब
04:57People are going to sleep, traumas, phobias
05:02But those who don't know their names, who don't know their names, who don't know their names, they don't forget
05:10their pressures and their emotions.
05:15Every day, every day, the sun will come.
05:16The sun will come.
05:19The sun will come.
05:21The sun will come. They are working.
05:23It is not important to know who did it.
05:26It is important to know what did it.
05:28So, these films are taught us to learn from them.
05:31Yesterday, I was sitting there with my CM.
05:33There was water in their eyes.
05:35So, we are learning from them.
05:38This film is not the only way that we can learn from them.
05:42We also need to learn from them to learn from them.
05:45So, is there any planning for real life on-ground medical warriors?
05:52Yes, there are many screenings.
05:55Especially for nurses and medical warriors.
06:00They are in different places.
06:00So, how are they?
06:03Look, I give 100% credit to Mukesh Shabra Ji, who has done a better casting in this film.
06:12And all the artists are very better.
06:16I always think that I want to learn from them.
06:21The way I want to learn from them, I like to learn from them.
06:24My director is the same.
06:26So, actually, a great team has been made.
06:29So, I was very happy when we met on the set.
06:33So, first of all, I was very happy that Girja is a very good friend.
06:38Often, people said, I don't want to learn from them.
06:42I don't want to learn from them.
06:42So, I will also say that Girja is a very good friend.
06:46So, if someone will tell me something, then I will give up to Girja.
06:51So, I am very happy by watching this whole team.
06:56And it was very good.
06:57there.

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