Actress Harleen Sethi shares her candid views on OTT censorship and parenting
Actress Harleen Sethi has shared her perspectives on the necessity of OTT censorship and the role of parents in guiding children's viewing habits. Having worked on prominent projects like 'Kohrra' and 'Broken But Beautiful' over her decade-long career, Harleen asserts that parents cannot be held solely responsible for everything. She advocates for a balanced approach toward digital content consumption.

Actress Harleen Sethi, who has been active in the entertainment industry for over a decade, has spoken openly about the ongoing debate regarding censorship on OTT platforms. Throughout her career, she has been part of significant projects including 'Sultan of Delhi', 'Shak: Trust No One', and 'Broken But Beautiful'. In a recent interview, she shared her thoughts on the evolving digital landscape.
Harleen emphasized that amidst the discussions surrounding OTT censorship, it is crucial to consider the nature of the content being consumed. She stated that parents should not be held accountable for every aspect of what is available online. According to her, while parents play a role in guiding their children's viewing choices, it is not feasible to monitor every single activity.
The actress highlighted that the digital era offers a vast diversity of content. Consequently, she believes that viewers themselves need to be more aware and responsible. She acknowledged that the issue of censorship on OTT is complex and requires a balanced approach to maintain a harmony between creative freedom and social responsibility.
Reflecting on her professional journey, Harleen mentioned that working on serious projects like 'Kohrra' has helped her refine her acting skills. She noted that OTT platforms have provided her with opportunities to portray diverse characters, which has been professionally fulfilling for her as an artist.
Concluding her thoughts, Harleen remarked that regardless of the medium, the audience's preference and understanding remain paramount. She expressed hope that OTT platforms will continue to produce meaningful and high-quality content that remains relevant to both the viewers and society at large.
