Politician Abu Azmi, Samajwadi Party's Maharashtra Unit Chief and father-in-law of actress Ayesha Takia spoke about the molestation case in Bangalore by saying, "If a girl celebrates after dark she should go with her husband, father and not with strangers. There should be strict action against those going against our culture."

And now Ayesha Takia about it said, "When people are in the public eye, they are questioned for their choice of words. A difference in mindset and generation gap is the issue. There is a difference of opinion [between me and my father-in-law], which is fine. As a celebrity, I take it in my stride that I am expected to harbour an opinion even on something I didn't say."

"We communicate with each other at home and try to resolve matters. I guess this is something that happens in all homes. We have a lot of love and admiration [for each other]," she added.

She concluded, "I don't think I need to share my opinion all the time. I have moved past that phase, because as a family, we have made peace with the fact that we cannot agree with each other on everything."

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