Radhika Apte, a longtime Shah Rukh Khan fan, says watching his older films now feels uncomfortable as the chase of a woman is framed as romance. She highlights how male‑centric narratives ignored women’s refusals. The actress also critiques the sexualisation and moral policing of women in classic Bollywood.

Radhika Apte re‑examines Shah Rukh Khan’s classics; sees romance as stalking
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