In the film industry, stars often share things related to their personal life openly, but sometimes the same things also become a reason for jokes. Actress Ayesha Khan had recently told that she had shot the song ‘Shararat’ from the film Dhurandhar during her periods. This was a normal thing for him, but a lot of memes and jokes started being made about it on social media. Now Ayesha clearly said that all this was not fun at all for her. He did not understand how such a normal thing became a ‘national joke’.

It is not right to laugh at everything…
Ayesha said at the ‘We the Women’ event that ‘these days people turn everything into a joke or dark humor. It is good to laugh, but it is not right to laugh at everything. When he said this in the interview, he himself did not even realize that people would make it such a big issue. Periods are not an unusual thing for them. Every month women go through this phase and do their daily work. In such a situation, shooting was also just a part of the work for him.

Ayesha is proud of herself
Ayesha further said that about a week after the interview, she saw many memes and jokes on social media. Then she wondered whether her period had really become a ‘national joke’? We need to give proper education to our sons and brothers, so that they can understand such things. Most of the jokes were coming from men only. However, he is not ashamed of this. He clearly said that ‘I am proud of what I did’.

The sequel of the film will be released on March 19
Let us tell you, Krystle D’Souza was also seen in this song along with Ayesha Khan in the film Dhurandhar. This film is Ranveer Singh’s spy thriller, directed by Aditya Dhar. The song ‘Shararat’ was filmed on a wedding setup, in which both the actresses became wedding dancers. This song was composed by Shashwat Sachdev. Madhubanti Bagchi and Jasmine Sandlas lent their voices. The film made great earnings in 2025 and proved to be the biggest hit of the year. Now its sequel ‘Shurandhar The Revenge’ is going to be released in theaters on March 19.