After 65 years of independence, we find that India

After 65 years of independence, we find that India's progress in creating an equitable society is slow and disappointing. Discrimination against women is booming and religion, race, rich, poor, urban-rural separators is equally present. Today, in 2013 and after many legal provisions can be said that things are better than ever; Yet some things have not changed at all. In its solid economic and social basis and we Other Men are safe. Today, women are feeling that some basic issues magazine fashion issue that affect gender equality and justice will not be resolved until the long, women's empowerment will only verbal level.
While education, magazine fashion issue employment and social networks magazine fashion issue have provided us assertiveness magazine fashion issue as some women, there are many women, family, respect, tradition, religion, culture and community names are still suffering injustice silently. Reflections systems are so deeply moved by the women themselves are not seen as partisan bias.
As Uma Chakravarti says that we all go to the realization of the past several years we mythology, common beliefs, tales of valor, folklore and oral history is assimilated. Mixing of these ideas, which are patriarchal in its nature, is a strong hold on our collective consciousness and the status of women in the past form the basis of our understanding. Such Abhijtrtaan are continually renewed and brought up-reform happen. In Indian families, especially in the north might go like son is the result of centuries of assimilation such ideas. Religion, Patriarchy and Capitalism while Rajesh Komt Book Review says, I'm quoting here:
'Enclosed the attitude of the girls thought Brunhtya promotes economic burden as a woman. Dowry and belong to her husband's daughter this idea (which is a kind woman pluck men) with the woman in her own family is treated as an expensive commodity. In an era of social development in the context of science and technology to the woman appears to be no real benefit. But back to what is being seen is the social dimension. "
Traditionally, we stand as a nation goddess woman or man is to look at the property, not his equals. Goddess woman feels great smart way, because then have to be on top and made for him by the patriarchal society to behave according to the high ideals. It seems that women like to stay on top and they pay for their own internal motivation despite great personal are sticking to this ideal of the perfect magazine fashion issue stay. Despite the outstanding achievements of the men and women in attitude change is slow. The effects of the attitude and marital our cultural circles, Raksha Bandhan, festivals like Shivaratri is Celebrate the safety of women and their families to keep them happy to appeal to the male ego. So it is no surprise that the cinema, particularly Hindi cinema as comprehensive, popular and most direct way is also maintained the cultural myths.
What kind of movies do have before, that speak to their views and their own experiences, which would give the example of a recent magazine fashion issue thing seems important to me. I do not know how many of you have seen the ads in which the Delhi Police released in public Farhan Akhtar says us: "Be a Man, Protect Women" (Men Become protect women). Gender equality, which makes things very difficult, in my view, the explicit example of this is advertising. After all, what is the implication of this message? This strengthens the idea that women are somehow magazine fashion issue Hintr need protection magazine fashion issue by the male. It just does not claim that women are weak, but it also demonstrates that all men are powerful-is incorrect. magazine fashion issue After the December 16 incident magazine fashion issue was a hit man. The need to protect the women to ensure equal status as citizens, not because they are considered to be weak in both sexes. Regardless of gender system should provide protection. (See Farhan Akhtar and Delhi Police ads)
It is quite likely that the ad made men feel even more entitlements. In a society where women have been told that since Manu ordered men to live, the ad can not be more helpful. Many, though, are no better advertisement. Every day we are bombarded with images that reinforce gender stereotype occurs: Banks, IT, cars, speed, intelligence and knowledge of any matter relating to qualifications are associated with men; When beauty, jewelry, family magazine fashion issue and care for women only seem to be the case. Insurance companies often advertise us sons and daughters to study adds to save money.
When I began my career was not only suspected portrayal of women in cinema, but cinema itself was seen as somewhat maligned profession. Dadasaheb Phalke, magazine fashion issue the father of Indian cinema in 1913, the lead actress in Raja Harishchandra