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An amazing shhow which is actually so properly represented that when you read the comments, you become assured that this isn't an exaggeration but their real life. 200 years of slavery and the ongoing discrimination proves that in a society people are not only awarded just for effort and brains but also for their color and ethnicity. To all those who think that asking for trouble is an ethnicity issue, it's not. It's your brain programmed by media and racist ancestors that's in the wrong. Those examples that you quote are few of the many who were able to handle such mental pressure but that doesn't mean that it was okay that you killed their soul for just appearing different. You like shows like Friends but it's just as racist and homophobic as any other show out there. You have even tried to remove their heroes from history books and tried to observe people like Columbus as heroes. It hasn't been even 200 years since slavery was abolished but have already started crying because your white supremacy is getting attacked. Removing that kind of pain takes time. Try to accept the rule of thumb to not to normalise their pain because you have not experienced it. Pain affects people differently. Try to accept this show because I love the fact that people didn't protest such a show for the first time. People are waking up and I would like you to join them.

It was an amazing movie. It shows that a slap doesn't mean only physical violence. It means that you don't respect the other person enough to even think before committing such a disgraceful act. In Indian society, parents slap their children and so many people have compared this with hitting the wife to be justified if the husband asks for forgiveness. But there's a difference between being a partner and a child and even child abuse is never justified. Violence in any form is not justifiable. Also, it shows other instances where women are bearing marital rape and abuse and still not filing for divorce and so the audience starts expecting Tapsee's character to accept that one slap. Let me draw an analogy where person from religion A slaps person from religion B and they have taken an oath of respecting each other as brothers but will they just let it go? No, this is never going to happen. Another thing is that marriage is not a lifelong commitment and it can be terminated using the concept of divorce. Any person in a relaxed can't just slap the other because then that shows that they don't have the respect and love inside and it was all just a show. We need to start supporting women like her so that this never ever happens again to other women. The imagery and storyline have ben beautifully executed and. no character has been disrespected

The people who have already earned money from developing such algorithms now have no shame for doing so for this documentary. People already know the effects of social media that they have entailed. The part about governments and the other parties that benifit and keep doing so have been left out. It's a misguided approach and doesn't deserve to be called documentary as it has been manipulated for theatrical value.

Remarkable rendition of the bravery of Gunjan Saxena and her father who believed in her till the end. People have complained that such a movie portrays girls as a bechari but I think that the movie portrays her determination, bravery and duty to her job just like other occupations and other sectors of army about which political parties are still debating. This movie also encourages the respect of women in general and deals with the issue very nicely. Also, after reading Gunjan Saxena's comments on the the gender buas issue prove that she wasn't treated with dignity and respect and that she has faced it first hand. So, we should thank her for doing such a good job that the girls of other batches felt safe and weren't met with same gender bias in their lives.