It’s no surprise that Ayushmann Khurrana’s films revolve around a new and less talked about topic. However, the actor has not just limited that to his films. He also writes poetry regularly and this time he has performed a spoken word poem discussing, ‘What defines a true gentleman?’
Ahead of International Men’s Day on 19 November, Ayushmann dismantles the stereotypes associated with ‘being a man’ in a performance for The Man Company.
Talking about what kind of man he wanted to be, Ayushmann starts the poem with, “Mujhe na hero, na saviour, na superman banna tha. Jo ro sake, jo gaa sake, kisi ko bacha paaye toh bacha sake, aisa man banna tha. (I didn’t want to b a hero, a savior or a superman. I wanted to be a man who can cry, sing and help someone if he could)”
Apart from discussing how patriarchy and sexual violence also affects men, his poem goes on to define a true man. Written by Gaurav Solanki, the performance and the video is winning hearts of the internet as people are all praise for the actor.
Such a powerful and impactful thought. We need more humans like this in our world!
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It’s time we break through the social notions of being ‘mard’ and understand that for what it truly is. @ayushmannk @sirfgaurav thank you bringing out such a powerful message and a very important one. #GentlemanInYou
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The actor’s latest film Bala has been having a great run at the box office with earning Rs 50 crores in four days. On Monday, 11 November, the film raked in Rs 8.26 crore, taking the total to Rs 52.21 crore. For a weekday, the movie managed to do remarkably well.
Bala hit the theatres on 8 November and it managed to earn Rs 43.95 crore in just three days. The first day saw Rs 10.15 crore at the box office. The numbers considerably jumped to Rs 15.73 crore on the second day, taking the total to Rs 25.88 crore in just two days.
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