Are you happy with your life? RIMA KALLINGAL Final Part |

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• പ്രണയമാണ് എനിക്ക് ഭാർഗ...
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• ഈ bold strong എന്നൊക്ക...
Watch Part 3 here
• എന്തൊക്കെ സംഭവിച്ചാലും...
About our guest:
Rima Kallingal is an Indian actor, contemporary dancer and film producer who mainly appears in Malayalam films.
She was a semi-finalist of the Asianet reality show Vodafone Thakadhimi. She moved to Bengaluru to pursue a modelling career and later participated in the Miss Kerala beauty pageant, in which be she became the first runner-up. She made her Malayalam film debut with Ritu (2009). She was spotted by director Lal Jose on a magazine cover, who cast her for a goat herder role in a Tamil film Mazhai Varappoguthu. The project didn't materialize, but she was offered the lead female character of Varsha by director Shyamaprasad for Ritu, which eventually marked her acting debut.
She was much appreciated for her performance in the movie 22 Female Kottayam. She won the Kerala State Government award for Best Actress for the film. She has acted in several films after that like Indian Rupee, Rani Padmini and Santhoshathinte Onnam Rahasyam. Her latest movie is Neelavelicham where she essays the character of Bhargavi. This movie is a remake of the 1964 movie Bhargavinilayam which was scripted by Vaikom Mohammad Basheer. The movie was based on the short story penned by Basheer himself. Rima stars in the movie opposite Tovino Thomas and Roshan Mathew. As of now the teasers song are out and the movie Neelavelicham releases later this month.
In this four-part series that delves into various aspects of her personal and professional journey, Rima explains how misses being busy with her craft as an actor. How life has changed for her over the years. She talks about how post marriage to the director Aashiq Abu, Rimas's career nosedived as married actresses were not being considered. She talks about her TEDx talk as how the anecdote about the fish fry was blown out of proportion and misinterpreted. She says that it hurt her family and she has now chosen to speak about it. She talks about her struggle with mental health during covid and how dancing helped her get back. All the controversy that she has death with especially the skirt controversy she talks about that as well/ She talks about feminism and why is it relevant. This is a wonderful conversation that tells us the story of a woman who chose to raise her voice for others.
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@Black_Panther_Love Жыл бұрын

My daughter is a feminist, a teenager! I too regard much respect to feminism. But I’m a working mother doing all kitchen chores with zero help from my daughter. And I ask her is this the right feminism! She’s making her mother to do all the work & she sits and share feminism posts in insta! When I tell her , If you have to be independent in life study the house chores alone with academics. If you say swiggy, house maid, that’s not how you win the argument. In todays world you should be conscious about what you eat, hotel food will defenitely make you sick! Be independent both financially & individually. If you do some cooking that won’t make you less feminist. I tell my boy & girl equally to be independent, to study the house chores!

@pallavigopinathan8937 Жыл бұрын

Years back, i spoke to a psychiatrist friend of mine about the regret that I had regarding my mom's sacrifice. I was feeling really low thinking that I'm a selfish daughter. Then she said something which I remember every day. " A mother's love for her child is selfless. You cannot pay it back. But you can pass it on."

@nasrathshahim1238 Жыл бұрын

റിമ പറയുന്നത് മനസിലാവും....

@SreeenadiJio-zq2mt Жыл бұрын

ഒരിക്കല് ഞാനെന്റെ അമ്മയോട് പറഞ്ഞു 'എനിക്ക് കല്യാണം കഴിക്കണ്ട,കുട്ടികളും വേണ്ട!'

@cloweeist Жыл бұрын

Dear Rima , don't always say your parents suffered because of you , you put your parents through this and that . I strongly feel our parents get kids who help them evolve beyond what they are . someone who challenges their limitations and helps them grow. You are that for your parents :)

@Fidaaaah Жыл бұрын

Rima resonates with each and every woman around us, around me. My heart still feels heavy by listening her talk this beautifully. I could relate this with my own thoughts and feelings(especially about mom being happy). I have asked my mom once this same question that is she really happy. I had to take (still taking) several sessions of therapy so that I don’t blame myself for seeing her sacrifice her life for everyone else. More love to you❤

@sansastark7802 Жыл бұрын

I have always had this negative association with kitchen and the worst fear of my life Is having to cook 3 meals a day for 365 days. As you both said the it travels back to my mother who I have seen always in the kitchen, doing everything by herself and not able to take a leave for a single day. Sometimes I feel I am a selfish daughter for not helping her enough and just ran from her. But now I know the freedom that I enjoy today is her tears and sweat. She wanted me not to suffer what she had to. I can never be half as selfless as she is.😔

@maneesharaghuveeran416 Жыл бұрын

Change is around the corner.. No its in the room.. And you will be remembered Rima.. ❤️❤️❤️

@savithavijayan9045 Жыл бұрын

I echo what Rima mentioned, my grand mother was super bold, not only my grand mother, all other ammummas in that generation. My amma has dedicated whole life for her 3 daughters and still doing it and she wanted 3 of us should graduated, get a job and handle money by ourself and all 3 of us achieved that❤

@medhamurali1874 Жыл бұрын

Rima has understood herself and the people around her so so much. She's one beautiful lady inside out. ❤

@vishnusudhakaran4674 Жыл бұрын

Hi Ma'am

@see2saw Жыл бұрын

Wow..she talked about women of today yesterday and daybefore..so true..my grandmother was a no shits given person..and mom and her sisters turned out to take up the ultra caregiver roles..and am trying to escape and embrace at the same time both..it's exhausting..

@jyothi404 Жыл бұрын

My heart is aching ❤. My mother cooked for 30 years for her parents and siblings and that was her only world . She told us to study and get a job so that I don’t want to spend the 24 /7 life in kitchen. Like Rima many daughters like me would like to ask mothers out there “ r u happy what life had given yo you “😢😢

@Sreerajsree92 Жыл бұрын

When people come to dhanya's interview, they speak incredibly amazing.

@DhanyaShanker Жыл бұрын

No words Dhanya.... Loved every part of the talk... Rima seemed to have spoken for many of us... Many of our mothers... Thank you Rima for voicing out so genuinely. She is absolutely right when she said about the space you are creating Dhanya... All your hard work and sincerity reflects in the talks you conduct. Keep going.

@meghnasreekumar Жыл бұрын

Like Rima says in the end , you have no idea how much your interviews influence us girls , Dhanya ma'am ! ❤

@akhilaanilkumar4827 Жыл бұрын

Hearing a beautiful conversation between two women who chose to struggle , and are still struggling ....makes me feel connected and am just heavy with my emotions right now