Sarwat Gilani says that she has always been a churail. In a recent interview Sarwat candidly talked about her character in Churails and her definition of feminism. Responding to a question about who her favourite character, Sarwat said: “Sara in Churails. Undoubtedly.” IN PICTURES: Sarwat Gilani’s ‘Churail’ themed birthday When asked how the web series changed her, Sarwat said: “I was a very Churail-like person myself, I have always tried to carry women along.” “I have travelled in all kinds of public transport during my university days to save money, so I have always been a Churail,” she continued. “But Churails taught me how to take ownership of your own problems.” Later while talking about her thoughts on feminism, Sarwat said: “I would not say I am a feminist.” She continued: “I feel a man has his own place. I feel that a certain time a woman needs a man, no matter how independent she is. I am an independent woman, but at the end of the day I feel like I need somebody, wh...