Actress Donal Bisht, admired for her elegance and strong individuality, has once again voiced her thoughts on an issue that has sparked nationwide debate. Known for her impactful work in Tu Zakhm Hai and her appearance in Bigg Boss 15, Donal has always connected with audiences through her emotional depth and authenticity.
The actress recently reacted to a new rule taken out by the Chhattisgarh High Court, which stated that ejaculation without penetration may not fall under the legal definition of rape even if the girl is pinned down. The remark led to widespread discussions about how the law defines such offenses and whether emotional trauma is adequately acknowledged within legal frameworks.
Sharing her heartfelt reaction, Donal reflected on the difference between legal technicalities and human emotions. She expressed concern that while the law may rely on definitions and structured interpretation, the psychological and emotional impact on a survivor can be profound and long-lasting.
Speaking openly about her thoughts, Donal took it to her Instagram said,
“A news to me! Are we really thinking technically or emotionally too! Will there be any court where emotional traumas will also be taken care of! What if the girl’s soul breaks down! Will there be any hospital who can treat it! Is it fair!? Or anyways technicalities are stronger than emotions!?? I’m speechless & thoughtful!”
Through her words, Donal emphasized that emotional wounds cannot always be measured through legal parameters and deserve equal seriousness in conversations around justice.
She further underlined the importance of women holding decision-making authority, especially in matters that directly affect them. She added,
“I refuse to live in the ‘only boys driven society’! I want girls to be at the top decision making positions too, collectively! In the situations where girls are involved! Because a guy can never feel girl’s emotions! & sure vice-versa! We girls also live in this world equally & we have an equal opinion & authority! Or rather I should say we SHOULD have an equal authority! It’s sad! But I’m sure the change will come? It’s on the way!”
With this powerful response, Donal Bisht has once again demonstrated that she is not only a talented performer but also a voice advocating for empathy, emotional justice, and equal representation in society.