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British schools are reportedly set to introduce anti-misogyny lessons following the response to the Netflix show Adolescence. Sonakshi Sinha has reacted to this news!
Sonakshi Sinha Reacts To Anti-Misogyny Lessons In Schools Post Netflix’s Adolescence
Jack Thorne and Stephen Grahan’s crime drama ‘Adolescence’ released a few days ago, and has garnered immense popularity, especially in India. A number of Bollywood celebrities such as Karan Johar, Alia Bhatt, Vedang Raina, and many others lauded this masterpiece. Adolescence has sparked important conversations among the audience, and it has now been reported that British schools are set to introduce anti-misogyny lessons following the response to the Netflix show. Bollywood actress Sonakshi Sinha has reacted to this, calling anti-misogyny lessons the ‘need of the hour’. She suggested that Indian schools should also follow suit.
On Monday, Sonakshi Sinha took to her Instagram stories to share a post by LadBible that reads, “Schools set to teach anti-misogyny lessons following response to hit Netflix show Adolescence.” Sonakshi strongly endorsed the move, describing the introduction of anti-misogyny education in schools as ‘the need of the hour.’ “Well some good news today… maybe we should get on this bandwagon. Need of the hour,” she wrote. Check out her Instagram story below!
Adolescence, a riveting four-part series on Netflix has sparked a conversation about the influence of social media and misogynistic content on young boys. Filmmaker Karan Johar took to his social media recently to share his thoughts on the crime drama miniseries, calling it a ‘wake-up loud call to parents’ and a ‘forever lesson’. He wrote, “Adolescence is a wake up loud call to parents who are raising children in times of social media … I grew up on conversations they speak in emojis … I grew up on books they scroll reels .. I grew up on self discovery they are surrounded by comparisons … the pandemic is NOW! We just don’t see it …. This gut wrenching show is more a mirror to parenting and social media commentary than anything I have a seen or been impacted by recently …. The gaze of perceived masculinity …. The impact of bullying … the turning a blind eye to child habits and patterns … this 4 episode mini series is a blasterclass for Parents.”
Adolescence, starring Stephen Graham, Owen Cooper, Ashley Walters, Erin Doherty, and others, was released on Netflix on 13th March 2025. The series consist of 4 hour-long episodes. Owen Cooper plays Jamie Miller, a 13-year-old boy, who is accused of the murder of a classmate.
