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Ikr. So cool lmao.

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@@ultimatetruth4156 ya i have read it. I have 3 parts of Sarat Chandra's work. The story is nice.

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I did that a month ago and the lines were identical

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@@sreeluxess4686 what happened 😂

@Sachin Tiwari I feel ya we did it for us and our peace of mind matters

Then they say true friend never leave.

@@ultimatetruth4156 Yeah may be,it's a bit dramatized when it comes to making a film out of it.But the fact of Women's selfless love and reforming men still exist.

E log thumhe ullu banarahehein 🤣 women or men their strength comes from their upbringing and what they aspire to become and whom they are associated around all along in their course ....This portrayel in cinema is just a character of many women out there ....Don't you think these people are eating ur time mallaciously preying on your emotional side 🤣 and minting youtube views🤣

@@poojanagarajan995 agreed. It's like a good woman is the one who's willing to sacrifice and compromise for the man she likes/loves.

@@Rahul-ho8dx a man won't be shamed if he doesn't sacrifices for his wife( infact those who do are termed 'joru Ka gulam') but all hell break loose if a woman doesn't priorities her husband over everything else

@@Rahul-ho8dx Bro tell me one thing. When did I say men are living an easygoing life? Like I didn't even mention men. I know men have problems. Why do you feel so attacked just cuz I highlighted a problem that women face? Did I say men don't go through tough situations? Or that men are the reason behind these problems? Why so triggered dude?

Do you room temperature iq ?she was cheating on him before riding others guy lol .

@@ultimatetruth4156 It's always better to stay away from toxic people. Priorities play an important role here. And if they really want to be "rescued", they should see a therapist 🤷‍♂️. There's an extent upto which one should keep their efforts of "rescue" limited to.

@@ultimatetruth4156 If you can't handle or control your own emotions you need to grow up. No body will be forever available to sympathize with you. You are not 10 years old kids who need constant sympathy like parents do.

@@neilchatterjee6236 thank God! Someone is sensible.

Yes, be kind to ownself and then others

@@neilchatterjee6236 , yes, I want to keep myself away from this Toxic Channel.Unscribing it. 😁😁😁😁

Was thinking the same thing through the whole movie! Just when I thought they couldn't take it any further, they show a scene where the lady touches the guy's feet just cause she has a crush on this dude like it's some gesture of great love! Was extremely cringeworthy to me.

.same..... I didn't like the movie... Nor those shitty memes Nobody here speaks about this issue. I just stopped watching these senseless movies

Memes which compared sravani (Samantha's character in majili) and shraddha srinath's character in jersey..... And comments under those memes....... Made me speechless

Thanks for making this point here. Even I felt that with majili. After treating his wife as bullshit, she accepts him even he didn't say sorry and just because he went to stop her. As you said what I observed in guys is a big large Ego and someone who would satisfy their ego.

And telugu men have said that's the wife material 🙄

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Fully agreed

Rumours say slb made ramleela as a response to dev d

@@swatisaini6447 how? Genuinely want to know

@pokhraj Roy well said

@@surbhinanda2632 as u can see in this video only how Anurag made devdas story different than slb. There r many Easter eggs in devd where he makes fun of slb style. So slb made a gangster(a genre Anurag has mastery over) movie in his own grandeur style to show that he is no less than anurag

@@swatisaini6447 thank you for replying, your comment sure made me see things in different perspectives

@@ultimatetruth4156 sociology and evolution are distinct disciplines sir

@@ultimatetruth4156 so is social development. Which we still lack.

@@ultimatetruth4156 ABSOLUTELY WRONG !!! Human society is NOT patrilocal. It's made that way, the reason is sociological. And most importantly, there are many regions IN INDIA where the societies are MATRILOCAL.

@@ultimatetruth4156 the family system is built on women's sacrifice and submission very conveniently. It's nothing to do with west or east, it's right or wrong. Suppression of humans is wrong. Doesn't matter what gender.

How is dev a victim of domestic abuse?

@@sruthisreetharan5333 his dad is abusive

@@ultimatetruth4156 How the hell is it "woke" to have a girl's love interest be abusive towards her?

@@ultimatetruth4156 If anything, those directors are less "woke" than the original novel?

@@ultimatetruth4156 I am talking about novel only. He didn't receive any love from his father, it's depicted in both delip Kumar and srk movies. He was abusive towards Paro since childhood only. More often than not Victims themselves become abusers

Love but at the cost of self isn't a thing we should do without our own self who will we love we have come alone we will go alone that's why prioritizing someone else then us will be disastrous

excuse me, the portrayal is the issue. love is meant to be and is always selfless. but not at cost of ones self respect. infact true love only raises us high in respect, for its selfless

It can be. If the same kind of love is returned to you, but still that's a rare thing.

Love at its core is selfless... otherwise no parent would want a child. But that doesn't mean one must always break themselves for the sake of love and ignore their happiness. It also doesn't mean you should destroy yourself for someone unworthy

@@royaneekhalil6488 exactly! thats the point. infact love only gets ur self respect high. it breaks ego, and rises u in inner joy and bliss.

Exactly! One shouldn't be like kabir singh. If i want to become good and nice person i will not wait for a woman to reform me. If i can't reform myself i am not a adult but still a kid who need someone to point me out what am i doing wrong

The only problem is the movies do affect people. When they see that toxic relationship work in movies they also think that will work in real life too.

You can't blame them when the society at large have the same mentality we buy such stories and they are encouraged to form them with such idiotic tropes i don't even bother to see such movies they are more or less serving patriarchy

@@dreamerachiever576 we have to see both sides for most of the situation .... So as I did ... Here in this situation taali dono haath se bajti aai hai sirf ek haath se nahi ..

@@Bharatiya12321 I will still say that without the society willing you can make millions of movies but yet not bring a change (Separate context:-Also your movies will be cent percent a flop because when the society isn't willing to watch what is the use of such movies like nowadays where peoples like to watch remakes rather than innovative movies we maybe the biggest industry in the word but in quality Hollywood is way ahead of us taking inspirations isn't wrong but copying is a cancer to creativity although there's a lot to criticize in hollywood as well but in matters of stories they weave stories which can actually attract the attention of audiences rather than the pulp fiction we are producing right now or the cheap remakes which do injustice to it's original or prequel) why there were just handful of women oriented movies highlighting their problems in the 20th century bollywood? or many of the movies didn't highlighted marital problems? or why they encouraged domestic violence in the name of sanskaar? Society demanded all these stuffs we may have came in 21st century but still view romantically disastrous and logically dead movies like kabir singh where Kabir was Kabir what was preeti she was hell lot stupid to even tolerate him (a drug addict and an educated vagabond)

Yet...when you both get home... from a tragic day at work, your wife is still expected to cook for the entire family, regardless of her day at work 🙂

@@randomia9663 That's sad. Our society is harsh for women.

@@amanwithmorals3278 I know...we are pretty much evolved to deal with this bias...🙂

@@randomia9663 then get a man who ll cook for you , i will gladly . But problem is women go for richer men and you would have to cook for them . So it goes both ways ...

@@cooldude2106 Choosing a rich man as a partner is not a problem. It's a preference. Everyone has their own preference. And for women it's evolutionary, they choose men around whom they will feel safe, secure. Even men have preference for women. Almost all men want an attractive spouse. And there are women who are unattractive and they want to be loved, they will do anything to make a family with man. But men don't go for them and ask why no girls like them. Here, the op said why women are expected to do all the household work when both the spouse are working. Why can't husband help. No where she said she married that man because he was rich.

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By being abused constantly and showing her dedication till he is fully reformed 😂

@@shashankgupta7460 By abusing him constantly and showing her sadism till he is fully reformed. 😅😂

@@leelacabin no i was making fun of the plots of many old 80s and 90s movies.

@@ultimatetruth4156 Who told you that being housewife is women's gender role ??? And who are you to decide that ??? Household work is something anyone can do... irrespective of their gender. GROW UP !!!

@@ultimatetruth4156 I'm sorry, but if you are a human being and you can't do basic chores by yourself , then you are so pathetic. Like you don't need a women to do your work. And it's not something to boast about that your wife is washing all your clothes or makes you dinner everyday 😅. You CAN BOAST ABOUT IT when you do it yourself. Now that's an achievement 😁

@@ultimatetruth4156 😅bro, did you hear about the invention of mixie, pipes, electricity, etc.....? There's not much house work left, that a women(or anyone really) needs to dedicate their full day(12-16 hours) on......

@@ultimatetruth4156 does a man become incapable of love and care because he works? No. Then why assume a woman will? About the elderly.......again, not all old people are dependents, many are perfectly healthy and independent and infact many help in house work...... The only valid point is of Kids.....this decision is to be made before marriage only by both parties.

@@ultimatetruth4156 It is so clear that you are a man. Gender is a social construct. It is not that difficult to cook for yourself

Are you serious?? Ham Dil de chuke Sanam??

Everyone's different that's a clear distinction in the film kashyap shows if one women can chose her dignity over toxic love & one can chose to love the same Toxic person by ignoring their flaws But sometimes can also change that person and connecting on just common history of their dark messed up past/present...that's what reality is which I love about Dev D

We're glad you liked it, Palak!

@UltimateTruth I think I have Alzheimer's because I don't remember asking you for your opinion on my post for Swaddle!

@@Priyanka-iy3zx This is a public forum. He is free to comment wherever he wants as long as he doesn't violate community guidelines

@@mogleesh-22 and if you're still not convinced. Then, I want to remind you, *None of the above mentioned ➡ are Forced upon you since childhood.* If you Don't want them in your Life, Better Don't bother have... Simple! 😗 Bdw, who is playing Victim card here? 🙄

*Unconditional = Expecting nothing in return* _Women_ are kept to have Babies and to take care of House, His Parents, Children etc. And not to forget, provide Free S3X. _Children_ it's innate nature of Males to pass on their genes. People have children to transfer house/knowledge/property/traditions/skills to other generation. _Pets_ Ever came across the term "COMPANIONSHIP" *Hence, NOBODY is LOVED UNCONDITIONALLY*

Be single then 😂 don't ruin anyones life

Ooook it's your choice but people fall in love because there are things which only loving others can fulfill such as a sensation that is felt for and being with the opposite sex and of course, sex. Many people have these requirements that they really want to be fullfilled.

We couldn't agree more!

In may household my mother is treated as if she is a child of my father and that it is my father's duty to discipline her. Although things never get physical fortunately.

No patriarchy = no feminism 😘😆

even in marriage alimony shouldn't be a right. It's not your money unless you're with them. But the system sucks they won't do shit to improve it

@@admiral_general_aladeen165 it's not true, it's Aladeen

You do realize that NONE OF US have ever read Devdas? The rest of India and abroad, i.e. billions of people know Devdas from Dilip Kumar and SRK versions of DevDas. As hard as it might be for you to accept, no one ever will read Devdas. While your comment makes a meaningful contribution letting us know what the original work was, you've to accept most people watch a movie that takes 2 hours and not read a whole book. When filmmakers say the film is adapted from this novel, we assume it's a correct depiction. You can blame the creator but not the viewers to believe what is shown. However, I STILL AGREE with you that DESPITE whatever was shown, Filmy Paro was still standing up for her dignity and rights. When Dev didn't come, she took a stand. Even Aishwarya's Paro communicated it very well, that even though she wasn't happy in her marriage, she wouldn't have gone to Devdas either. DevD Paro, however was happy with her husband. And I won't compare it with Kabir Singh (despite the portrayal). Paro did stand up even in movies.

Even I am a Bengali & a voracious reader of Bengali novels..But that doesn't blind me to the fact that Devdas fails to meet the standard set by Sarat chandra's other works. And perhaps this critically condemned 'weak' novel had perfect material to be cast again & again in film versions both in Bengali & Hindi.

@@ultimatetruth4156 but in movies also parvati's character was portrayed as a strong character even that Chandramukhi, only Dev's character was weak and illogical self destructive (I'm just talking about the movie)