Me and my girlfriends were already ultra excited to see the Nalin's "Angry Indian Goddesses". The trailer with the chick flick was breathtakingly promising. And turns out, the movie was just what we wanted it to be. There were twisted turns but they lead to a deserving end.
Angry Indian Goddesses starts with introduction of seven BOLD ladies. All of them dealing with problems any female faces in this country. It hurt to watch some brutal scenes but it made me realize something. All of them are real. All of those screwed scenes happen in real life. Around you and me. In our society. In this country. That's the most heartbreaking part when it comes to the movie.
The story isn't simply about those seven females losing their mind. It is much more than that. It is about the reality we need to wake up to. A reality we need to face as a country and cut it off from the roots. As far as the movie concerns, it is more of an eye opener and all I'm hoping is that it succeeds to open many eyes. Many complained it to be short, a little exaggerated, but to me, it is perfect. In fact, too good for us to at least start knowing and accepting the reality.
I also have this gargantuan hatred for censorship but that could be a different blogpost. For now, the main question: Just why haven't you watched Angry Indian Goddesses yet?
Angry Indian Goddesses starts with introduction of seven BOLD ladies. All of them dealing with problems any female faces in this country. It hurt to watch some brutal scenes but it made me realize something. All of them are real. All of those screwed scenes happen in real life. Around you and me. In our society. In this country. That's the most heartbreaking part when it comes to the movie.
The story isn't simply about those seven females losing their mind. It is much more than that. It is about the reality we need to wake up to. A reality we need to face as a country and cut it off from the roots. As far as the movie concerns, it is more of an eye opener and all I'm hoping is that it succeeds to open many eyes. Many complained it to be short, a little exaggerated, but to me, it is perfect. In fact, too good for us to at least start knowing and accepting the reality.
I also have this gargantuan hatred for censorship but that could be a different blogpost. For now, the main question: Just why haven't you watched Angry Indian Goddesses yet?
