"Does Bollywood Have Problem With Women"
Shafik Mandhai and Vibhav Gautam talks about the concerns in mainstreams Bollywood in this Al-Jazeera “Does Bollywood Have A Problem With Women”. The article starts with the problematic scene of the Badlapur in the when protagonist goes to inquire a prostitute and while inquiring he sexually assaults the prostitute. This scene has glorified the culture of rape and shows how many rights do prostitutes have I the country. This movie was passed by the censor board in spite of this scene. Another movie which was discussed was Kal Ho Na Ho in which Saif Ali Khan is being harassed by women in some cliché Bollywood song to provide entertainment for the viewers. This spotlights on another hazardous idea incited by Bollywood - that men's consent may be thought little of since who wouldn't want to bob in at the chief possibility of intercourse? The difficulty other than is that most of the masters playing these characters routinely anticipate the clothing of social activism for introduction, further debilitating the lines between what's fitting behavior, etc since the group barely detaches performers from their characters.
The article further discusses the repercussions of depicting such jobs on the general public everywhere, for this affirms sex standards and expands sexual orientation job desires from ladies, while additionally dissecting the disgracing and analysis female characters on screen face in the event that they are appeared to veer off from this away from of how an Indian lady ought to be.
Music is considered as to stress reliever but in Bollywood the movies are supported by the music tracks which have lyrics representing misogyny culture and patriarchy.
It is a high time that there be a change in this norms of misogyny and patriarchy in Bollywood and for that people must be aware of what is happening and to recognize the wrong. The industry should be made accountable of the wrongs and rectify the wrong by bringing a change the manner in which Bollywood functions.
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