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She should be up by the crack of dawn with a fire to single-handedly indulge in all household chores. malayalam actress abduction case, I'm in a battle for justice and truth need your support, says Dileep, Latest Malayalam news from Kerala, breaking news, one-line news, videos, photos, on the. It’s funny that the 90s movies talked a lot about how the ideal wife should be and never vice versa. This whole movie is a distasteful joke on how a police officer ties the (tight) knot with an IAS officer to settle scores with her.Īlso Read: MALAYALAM CINEMA’S LOVE FOR VIRGINITY Kaliveedu Oh yeah, wasn’t Mr Marumakan all about that? As if that awful movie wasn’t enough, here’s another Dileep movie wandering around the same “how to tame a girl with a progressive mindset” territory.
Surely, gender sensitivity was an alien concept back then. We don’t know why scriptwriters then were fixated with this dialogue that belittled women, but we see Jayaram mouthing exactly the same dialogue to Samyuktha Varma in the 2001 movie Nadan Pennum Natupramaniyum. In Mammooty’s popular movie “The King”, we saw him giving Vani Vishwanath, his subordinate the “You are just a woman. Ditto for the rape threat in Meesha Madhavan. The fact that the theatre erupted into laughter at hearing this is what’s more troublesome. When Dileep shares his plan of vengeance with Shajon, he casually tells him to ‘peedipikalfy’ the girl if he gets a chance. Story first published: Wednesday, October 27, 2021, 11:43 IST Other articles published on Oct 27, 2021.
All this movie portrayed was the fragile ego of a man who could not handle female assertiveness manifested in the form of a domineering boss. actor Dileep celebrates his 54th birthday today. The less mentioned about the amount of misogyny injected into Dileep’s movies the better. So, take these bangles and wear them! My Boss She goes on to say that if men don’t have the capacity to react or stand up against injustice, then they are cowards. Strangely in Rakkilipattu, this scene where Tabu, a police officer, hurls bangles at men in a crowd who witnessed the horrifying harassment of a college student is a huge let-down. Misogyny is the last thing you would expect for an all-female (almost) cast. Also Read: MALAYALAM MOVIE THINGS WE’D LIKE TO TRY Rakkilipattu
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